Remembering Lidia Groblicka 1933 - 2012

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Richard Larter: 1929-2014
Obituary
Jeremy Eccles

Published December 2014
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Jennifer Phipps: 1944-2014
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Juliette Peers

Published December 2014
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Out of darkness
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Una Rey and Lisa Slade

Mazie Turner 1954–2014

Published 01 September 2014
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Notes to Bennett
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Pat Hoffie

Gordon Bennett 1955–2014

Published September 2014
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Remembering: Pamela Kouwenhoven 1944 - 2014
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John Neylon

Published 01 June 2014
Howard Taylor obituary
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Daniel Thomas

Howard Taylor 1918 – 2001 WA

Published September 2001
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Pamela Zeplin (1949-2013)
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Mary Knights

Published 01 September 2013
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Thancoupie/Thanakupi (1937-2011)
Obituary
Jack Wilkie-Jans

Thancoupie (aka Dr Thancoupie Gloria Fletcher James AO) was a trailblazer in Aboriginal art, studying, showing and making work in ceramics for many years. Her work was shown nationally and internationally. After many years she returned home to Weipa, and while still making and exhibiting, focused much of her attention on her family, community, land rights and the next generations.

Published June 2013
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