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Marlene Juli |
 Marlene was born in Kununurra, East Kimberley Western Australia on 8th November 1975. She resides at Warmun Community with her family. Marlene was educated at Warmun and then Broome, is an extremely well spoken lady and has been painting since 1997. Prior to having her own family (three boys and a girl) she worked at the Warmun Child Care Centre and Pensioner unit. Marlene comes from a painting family her mother is Mabel Juli, one of the best known Senior Ochre artists and her uncle was the renowned Hector Jandany (dcsd.). Marlenes content of her artwork is her mothers country (Darragyn) Springvale, and her deceased fathers country just over the Northern Territory Border. She admits she does not know her fathers country quite as well as Mabels, but his stories have been passed down to her by her paternal grandparents. She has participated in Group Shows with the best of the Warmun artists is a thinking, naturally talented artist whose works are sort after by collectors both in Australia and overseas. She is without a doubt one of the shining lights of the third generation of ochre artists of the Kimberley. Selected Group Exhibitions 2001 Short on Size, Short Street Gallery, Broome, WA Thornquest Gallery, Southport, QLD 2002 Coomalie Culture Centre, Bachelor, NT Thornquest Gallery, Southport, NT Garmerrun: All Our Country, Flinders University Art Museum, SA 2003 Big Country. Works from the Flinders University Art Museum collection, Flinders University Gallery, SA East Kimberley Show, Short Street Gallery, Broome Six Warmun Women Painting Country, Gallery Gondwana, Alice Springs, NT The World Luxury Cruise Ship, Australasis (in conjunction with Thornquest Gallery, Southport) 2004 Bamberg, Germany (in conjunction with Aboriginal Art Gallery Bähr, Speyer) Hogarth Gallery, NSW Melbourne Art Fair (in conjunction with Alcaston Gallery), Melbourne, VIC Ochre Group Show, Gallery Gondwana, Alice Springs Young Artists from Warmun, Alcaston Gallery, VIC Selected Collections Flinders University Art Museum, Adelaide Kaplan Collection, USA Private and Corporate Collections Worldwide Literature Big Country. Works from the Flinders University Art Museum collection. Flinders University City Gallery, Adelaide 2003, Aust. Cat., ISBN 072581103X |
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One of the unique skills Artists from the Kimberely region possess is the ability to mix the natural ochre pigments to create truly spectacular colours, shadings and effects that give ochre artworks a uniqueness unseen in any other style of art anywhere in the world.
