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Searles' early works comprise sophisticated Nalda Searles Nalda grew up in Bullfinch, a town in the eastern Wheatbelt, three hours drive from Kalgoorlie. One of six girls, she left school at 15 to undertake training in psychiatric nursing before taking off to travel through Africa, Asia and Australia.

“Drifting in my own Nalda Searles visual artist.: CV. and contact. - 91 Fine Arts degree painting major (distinction). Curtin University of Technology, WA. present Self taught fibre textiles. Fingers and Petals The Handmade Flower Show. Roads Cross Flinders University SA and national tour. - NALDA SEARLES drifting in my own land.

NALDA SEARLES. Drifting in A shared conversation between Perth women artists Holly Story, Nalda Searles and Bronwyn Goss and senior Ngaanyatjarra women artists Lalla West, Nora Holland, Elizabeth Holland, Tjingapa Davies, Nola Hunt, Walya Mitchell. The artists worked together at Warburton in the Western Desert. Coordinator Sujora Conrad.

NALDA SEARLES. Nalda Searles Learn more about Nalda Searles (Australian, ). Read the artist bio and gain a deeper understanding with MutualArt's artist profile.

The State Cultural Treasures Awards

Nalda Searles has been practising her craft for nearly 30 years and is an innovator in the use of native fibres and found objects from the environment for the creation of fibre-textiles, sculptures and installations.

The winner of The Nalda Searles is a West Australian visual artist whose work in fibre textiles is nationally recognised for its intricate presentation and strong connections to the Australian landscape. Nalda was born in Kalgoorlie in and grew up in the small town of Bullfinch in the Eastern Wheatbelt.

Holly's practice sits among Nalda Searles Drifting In My Own Land was managed by ART ON THE MOVE and funded by Visions of Australia. It toured nationally to 18 venues between July and Febraury

Nalda Searles. Grgeous painintng Biography Dr Pantjiti Mary McLean’s paintings are infused with the vibrancy, life and bounty of her country, Ngaatjatjarra land in the central deserts of Australia. Hunting Grounds, , depicts walku (the ripe quandong fruit), the ripples on the surface of the waterholes, the scampering of the nyintaka (goanna) and the laughter and song of.