Laurel Nannup Laurel Nannup i(A103317 works by)
Born: Established: 1943 Carrolup, Katanning area, Wagin - Katanning area, Far Southwest Western Australia, Western Australia, ;
Gender: Female
Heritage: Aboriginal ; Aboriginal Noongar / Nyoongar / Nyoongah / Nyungar / Nyungah / Noonygar
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BiographyHistory

As a young girl, Laurel Nannup was taken to live at Wandering Mission. In 1999 Laurel completed an Associate Degree in Contemporary Fine Arts from Curtin University, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts (Fine Arts) in 2000. This led to her completing her postgraduate studies in 2001.

She has participated in many exhibitions such as 'Nyungar', '100 Degrees' at Curtin University Gallery (2000), Mundjah Festival at the Centre for Aboriginal Studies, Curtin University, (2001), Moores building in Fremantle (2003), Shell Print Awards at the Fremantle Arts Centre (2003), and and her own exhibition Boodja (Country). Laurel has also been the recipient of a number of public and private commissions.

Most Referenced Works

Personal Awards

2011 recipient Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board Grants — Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board Fellowship To attend a two week workshop with Master Printermaker Michael Kempson at COFA
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Awards for Works

y separately published work icon A Story To Tell Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2006 Z1317556 2006 single work autobiography children's

'In A Story to Tell, artist Laurel Nannup brings to life her childhood in a large Aboriginal family.

'While her stories include a time spent at the Wandering Mission, their main focus is on memories of family life: picnics, roaming through the bush, sharing campfire tales, and events such as buying a new dress and her First Communion.

'A Story to Tell is illustrated with Laurel's striking woodcuts and etchings, which, together with a selection of photographs, complement the warm and affectionate humour of her story.' (Publication summary)
2007 shortlisted New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards — Patricia Wrightson Prize for Children's Books
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