Lucy Yarawanga
Biography
Lucy is an experienced textile artist at Bábbarra Women’s Centre. Lucy often references her ancestral stories in her textile work, including Bawaliba (Djinkarr spirit woman), with various lino and screen prints depicting this same narrative.
Lucy is from the Gurrgoni language group which is one of the least commonly spoken languages in Arnhem Land. Lucy also speaks another eight Maningrida languages.
Fabrics for sale
Bawaliba and Ngalyod (Rainbow Serpent)
Lucy Yarawanga
Cotton Drill 100%
200cm × 150cm
$200
Bawaliba
Lucy Yarawanga
Linen 100%
300cm × 140cm
$300
Mandjabu & Kunmadj (fish trap and pandanus mat)
Lucy Yarawanga
Cotton 100%
200cm × 110cm
$200
Bawáliba (Spirit Woman)
Lucy Yarawanga
Cotton 100%
400cm × 110cm
$320
Bawáliba (Stone country Mimih)
Lucy Yarawanga
Cotton 100% & Metallic Ink
200cm × 110cm
$180
Bawáliba (Stone country Mimih) and bush flower
Lucy Yarawanga
Cotton 100% & Metallic Ink
250cm × 110cm
$200
Romolo (Green Frog)
Lucy Yarawanga
Cotton 100% & Metallic Ink
300cm × 110cm
$240
Bawáliba (Stone Country Mimih)
Lucy Yarawanga
Cotton 100%
200cm × 110cm
$180
Romolo
Lucy Yarawanga
Cotton 100%
200cm × 110cm
$180
Bush Flowers
Lucy Yarawanga
Cotton 100%
200cm × 110cm
$180
Bawáliba (Stone Country Mimih)
Lucy Yarawanga
Linen 100%
200cm × 120cm
$240
Bush Flowers
Lucy Yarawanga
Cotton 100%
200cm × 110cm
$200
Bawaliba and Ngalyod (Rainbow Serpent)
Lucy Yarawanga
Linen 100%
200cm × 137cm
$240
Bawaliba and Ngalyod (Rainbow Serpent)
Lucy Yarawanga
Linen 100%
200cm × 137cm
$240
Artist's designs
Past Exhibitions
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Gallery 5
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Art Gallery Of Western Australia
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Fowler Museum - UCLA
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Cairns Art Gallery
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Japingka Aboriginal Art
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Embassy of Australia, Paris
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Euroa Butter Factory
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The Project Space - Salon
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Aboriginal Bush Traders
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The Cross Art Projects
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