Description

You are buying 1 Print (reproduced print not original) featuring Multi Award Winning Aboriginal artist Chern'ee Suttons artwork in her unique contemporary and vivacious style, measuring 25cm high x 20cm wide and 2cm thick and ready to hang on your wall, each frame comes with its own hanging hook. The natural looking wooden frame beautifully compliments the artwork and makes the perfect gift. This print is called Matjumpa in the Kalkadoon language which means "Kangaroo".

SAVE $$$ on multiple purchases as all postage is combined.

About the Artist

Chernee Sutton is a proud Aboriginal Kalkadoon woman & artist from Mount Isa, Queensland who is passionate about her culture & history & wants to share that with the rest of the world through her art. Her unique style combines 2 worlds of traditional aboriginal heritage with a modern contemporary twist which has caught the eyes of collectors around the world including Royalty.

Chern’ee created the Aboriginal markings and story to Borobi the 2018 Commonwealth Games Mascot and was an artist in residence in the Athletes Village during the Games creating a 10-metre art piece with the Athletes and Dignitaries such as His Royal Highness Charles Prince of Wales.

Chern’ee’s paintings have been commissioned by The Queensland Government, The National Rugby League, Tennis Australia, The Department of Veterans Affairs, The Commonwealth Games and The Australian Defence Force to name a few.

Chern’ee has one painting hanging permanently on the reconciliation level of Queensland Parliament House, two paintings hanging in The Queensland State Library, two paintings hanging in The Royal Collection in Buckingham Palace and has exhibited her artworks around the world including Honk Kong, Singapore, Tokyo and London.

Chern'ee is an Art Dealer and Member of the Indigenous Art Code, a Member of the Aboriginal Art Association of Australia and her business is Supply Nation Certified as a 100% Aboriginal Owned Business.

Read more about Chern'ee, her achievements and awards on her website.