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Born c.1958. Known for: Aboriginal art.
Nabula was born around 1958 in the Haast Bluff region in the Northern Territory. She grew up living the nomadic hunter gatherer lifestyle. As a young woman she moved to Papunya, where she learned to... Read full biography
Nabula was born around 1958 in the Haast Bluff region in the Northern Territory. She grew up living the nomadic hunter gatherer lifestyle. As a young woman she moved to Papunya, where she learned to paint in the thriving contemporary Indigenous art community there. Nabula's paintings depict bush... Read full biography
Nabula was born around 1958 in the Haast Bluff region in the Northern Territory. She grew up living the nomadic hunter gatherer lifestyle. As a young woman she moved to Papunya, where she learned to paint in the thriving contemporary Indigenous art community there. Nabula's paintings depict bush tucker dreaming and "Kunga Kutjara" - women's business. Nabula’s work is featured in many important collections in Australia and overseas.
Nabula was born around 1958 in the Haast Bluff region in the Northern Territory. She grew up living the nomadic hunter gatherer lifestyle. As a young woman she moved to Papunya, where she learned to paint in the thriving contemporary Indigenous art community there. Nabula's paintings depict bush tucker dreaming and "Kunga Kutjara" - women's business. Nabula’s work is featured in many important collections in Australia and overseas.
Nabula was born around 1958 in the Haast Bluff region in the Northern Territory. She grew up living the nomadic hunter gatherer lifestyle. As a young woman she moved to Papunya, where she learned to paint in the thriving contemporary Indigenous art community there. Nabula's paintings depict bush tucker dreaming and "Kunga Kutjara" - women's business. Nabula’s work is featured in many important collections in Australia and overseas.