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Noli Rictor | Biography - MutualArt

Artist Noli Rictor, possibly the youngest "first contact" Aboriginal person in Australia, has won the nation's most prestigious award for Indigenous art.
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    • NIT on the remarkable life & work of Noli Rictor - CAMD

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  • Pitjantjatjara artist takes home the most prestigious First Nations art prize, for a 'mesmerising' artwork of the spinifex plains in remote. Noli Rictor is an Aboriginal Australian artist. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Japingka Gallery have featured Noli Rictor's work in the past. Noli Rictor has been featured in articles for Sydney Morning Herald, Art Almanac and The Guardian.
  • Huge congratulations to Pitjantjatjara artist Noli Rictor, winner of the Telstra Art Award at this year's National Aboriginal and Torres. Until the age of 21, Noli Rictor lived in Spinifex Country - the Great Victoria Desert - with only his immediate family, but they were found by relatives in 1986. His family then moved to the settlement of Yakadunya, where other relatives had relocated 30 years earlier, after being displaced by British nuclear testing at Maralinga in the 1950s.
  • The winners of the Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAAs) have been announced. Nolie Rictor Language: Pitjantjatjara language «View All Artist Slideshows | Nolie Rictor news articles | Where to Buy Nolie Rictor's Art.


      • A Conversation with Timo Hogan, Noli Rictor and Riley Adams ...

    This year’s winner, Noli Rictor, has been described as ‘possibly the youngest “first contact” Aboriginal person in Australia’. At 21, Rictor transitioned from an isolated life in the desert, where he had survived with only his immediate family, to the settlement of Yakadunya, joining other Spinifex people who had relocated due to.

    Noli Rictor | Artist Overview - MutualArt

    We recently spoke to artists Timo Hogan and Noli Rictor, and Studio Manager Riley Adams Brown from the Spinifex Arts Project about the impact founding artists such as Simon Hogan, Lawrence Pennington, Fred and Ned Grant and others have had on the younger generation of artists.

    Long road to Australia's top Aboriginal art award - The Senior

  • Noli Rictor is an Aboriginal Australian artist. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Japingka Gallery have featured Noli Rictor's work in the past. Noli Rictor has been featured in articles for Sydney Morning Herald, Art Almanac and The Guardian.

    • Noli Rictor wins the $100,000 Telstra Art Award

      Pitjantjatjara artist from Tjuntjuntjara in Western Australia, Noli Rictor, was recently honoured as the Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards Winner.

    Nolie Rictor Australian Aboriginal Artist biography at the ...




  • Long road to Australia's top Aboriginal art award - The Senior
  • This year’s winner, Noli Rictor, has been described as ‘possibly the youngest “first contact” Aboriginal person in Australia’. At 21, Rictor transitioned from an isolated life in the desert, where he had survived with only his immediate family, to the settlement of Yakadunya, joining other Spinifex people who had relocated due to.
  • We recently spoke to artists Timo Hogan and Noli Rictor, and Studio Manager Riley Adams Brown from the Spinifex Arts Project about the impact founding artists such as Simon Hogan, Lawrence Pennington, Fred and Ned Grant and others have had on the younger generation of artists.
  • Rictor’s painting illustrates the Country he was born into, reflecting the deep spiritual and cultural heritage that has shaped his life. The dry but sacred environment of Kamanti, is brought to life through his use of colour and form, further capturing the power and presence of the ancestral figures who sculpted the landscape as they moved.