Susan Marawarr
Biography
Susan Marawarr is a leading textile artist who has been working with Bábbarra Designs since 2001. She has strong artistic family connections, being the daughter of Anchor Kulunba and Mary Marabamba, and the sister of acclaimed bark painters James Iyuna and John Mawurndjul. Marawarr is an accomplished printmaker, sculptor, weaver and bark painter. She collaborated with Waanyi artist Judy Watson for Watson’s public art commission of bronze fish fences and dillybags installed at Sydney International Airport, and toured the USA with Bush Colour, promoting the work of female printmakers.
Fabrics for sale
Kun-wadde dja Manyawok (Rocks and Cheeky Yam) – Valerie Dress
Susan Marawarr
$260
Mandjabu (Fish Trap)- single panel
Susan Marawarr
SOLD
Mandjabu (Fish Trap)- single panel
Susan Marawarr
$95
Wak (Black Crow Dreaming)
Susan Marawarr
$215
Wak Wak (Black Crow Dreaming)
Susan Marawarr
$215
Mandjabu (Fish Trap)
Susan Marawarr
$140
Mandjabu (Fish Trap)
Susan Marawarr
$420
Kun-wadde dja Manyawok (Rocks and Cheeky Yam)
Susan Marawarr
$480
Kun-wadde dja Manyawok (Rocks and Cheeky Yam)
Susan Marawarr
$360
Wak Wak (Black Crow Dreaming)
Susan Marawarr
$250
Wak Wak (Black Crow Dreaming)
Susan Marawarr
$270
Kun-wadde dja Manyawok (Rocks and Cheeky Yam)
Susan Marawarr
$360
Kun-wadde dja Manyawok (Rocks and Cheeky Yam)
Susan Marawarr
$240
Mandjabu (Fishtrap)
Susan Marawarr
$200
Mandjabu (Fishtrap)
Susan Marawarr
$200
Artist's designs
Wakwak (Black Crow Dreaming)
Susan Marawarr
Ka-milemarnbun (Weaving Story)
Susan Marawarr
Lorrkkon (Hollow Funeral Log)
Susan Marawarr
Man-mobban (Billygoat Plum)
Susan Marawarr
Past Exhibitions
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IDAIA - International Development for Indigenous Arts
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The Cross Art Projects
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The Cross Art Projects
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Nomad Art
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ANU School of Art
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Cairns Art Gallery
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Tactile Arts
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National Museum of Australia
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Tamworth Regional Gallery
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