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Blue Rain contemporary Aboriginal art canvas print by Indigenous Australian artist Kelly Taylor featuring blue flowing dot work inspired by rain and Country.

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Kelly Taylor

Blue Rain – Aboriginal Art Canvas Print by Kelly Taylor

Name: Blue Rain – Aboriginal Art Canvas Print by Kelly Taylor
Brand: Kelly Taylor
SKU: blue-rain-print-by-kelly
Availability: InStock

Type canvas print

Artist Kelly Taylor

Price $575.00

or 4 interest-free payments of $143.75 with afterpay

Choose Your Size: 100W x 50H cm

Choose Your Finish: Rolled (Unframed)

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Certificate of Authenticity included

Hand signed by the artist

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The Story

About the Artwork

Bring inspiration and the heart of Country into your home with Kelly Taylor’s celebrated artwork, *Blue Rain*. This fine art canvas reproduction honours the artist’s cherished memories in Wantjapila with her grandmother, capturing the energy, hope, and renewal that follows the legendary Big Blue Rain.

Blue Rain symbolises the spiritual gift of water, replenishing creeks, lakes, rock holes, plants, and animals. It celebrates family, resilience, and the beauty of Aboriginal culture. Kelly’s vibrant composition, using expressive dot work and bold colours, evokes connection, storytelling, and the power of nature.

Artist

About the Artist

Kelly Taylor

Kelly is an Aboriginal artist with Yankunytjatjara/Pitjantjatjara heritage through her grandmother, Millie Lennon-Terone, and Kokatha heritage through her grandfather, Edgar Dingaman. Her work celebrates culture, storytelling, and a deep connection to Country. Kelly has completed commissioned artworks for organisations including the Royal Flying Doctor Service, SA Power Networks, SA Water, Ingham’s Australia, the ATO, and Northline. At just 17 years old, while living in Indulkana, Kelly won her first art prize at Araluen Arts Centre in Alice Springs for her painting Ngintaka.

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