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Tarisse King.
Tarisse King is a Waanyi, Mudburra, Jingili, Garrwa and Gurindji woman, and one of Australia's most collected contemporary Aboriginal artists. She is the daughter of the late, highly regarded artist William King Jungala (1966–2007) and sister to fellow artist Sarrita King.
Tarisse paints Country — the land, water and stories carried through her family and the communities she belongs to in the Northern Territory. Her work continues a lineage passed to her by her father, rendered in a contemporary language entirely her own.
The collection.
Works currently held by the gallery. Available works can also be rotated into the art rental program.
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50 Bridge Street
Sydney NSW 2000
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For interested collectors, we arrange a private viewing of available works either at the gallery or, on request, at the property where the work would hang.
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