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Debbie Taylor Worley Debbie Taylor Worley i(26505979 works by)
Gender: Female
Heritage: Aboriginal ; Aboriginal Gamilaraay
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'Debbie Taylor Worley is a Gamilaraay woman, currently residing on Bundjalung country. She has worked as an artist, illustrator, and educator, participating in numerous group and solo shows, facilitating workshops and creating public and community artworks. With a multidisciplinary practice, Taylor-Worley is known most widely for her clay and textile work. Preferencing natural and foraged materials that are connected to country and working within the landscape and directly on the ground, her work draws on ancestral and intuitive guidance, creating narratives that bridge bi-cultural divides. The themes of her work confront, recontextualise and decolonise colonial histories. Charlie’s War is the fifth children’s book Taylor-Worley has illustrated.' (Source : Amazon)

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