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Born 1975 Alice Springs, Australia. Known for: Aboriginal art, Australia.
Charmaine was born in 1975. She is the daughter of Barbara Weir and the granddaughter of Minnie Pwerle. Coming from one of the families with many internationally renowned artists, it was quite... Read full biography
Charmaine was born in 1975. She is the daughter of Barbara Weir and the granddaughter of Minnie Pwerle. Coming from one of the families with many internationally renowned artists, it was quite logical that she also began to paint. After her schooling, she returned to the community of Utopia where... Read full biography
Charmaine was born in 1975. She is the daughter of Barbara Weir and the granddaughter of Minnie Pwerle. Coming from one of the families with many internationally renowned artists, it was quite logical that she also began to paint. After her schooling, she returned to the community of Utopia where she held an administrative job. She takes advantage of these years to deepen her tribal knowledge. Her style is for the moment very close to that of his grandmother. However, she uses finer brushes and... Read full biography
Charmaine was born in 1975. She is the daughter of Barbara Weir and the granddaughter of Minnie Pwerle. Coming from one of the families with many internationally renowned artists, it was quite logical that she also began to paint. After her schooling, she returned to the community of Utopia where she held an administrative job. She takes advantage of these years to deepen her tribal knowledge. Her style is for the moment very close to that of his grandmother. However, she uses finer brushes and thus gives a lightness and finesse which offer a sense of movement to her compositions.
Charmaine was born in 1975. She is the daughter of Barbara Weir and the granddaughter of Minnie Pwerle. Coming from one of the families with many internationally renowned artists, it was quite logical that she also began to paint. After her schooling, she returned to the community of Utopia where she held an administrative job. She takes advantage of these years to deepen her tribal knowledge. Her style is for the moment very close to that of his grandmother. However, she uses finer brushes and thus gives a lightness and finesse which offer a sense of movement to her compositions.