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Kelly Taylor — A tradition passed down
Artist Kelly Taylor belongs to the Antikirinya/Kokatha peoples and was encouraged and taught to paint by her grandmother Millie Taylor (nee Lennon).
Her artworks are a depiction of her childhood days — camping, hunting and gathering traditional foods, visiting waterholes and rock holes, and sitting by the campfire on Country sharing stories.
Kelly has passed down what she has learnt to her three daughters T'keyah, Kelilah and Taliyah, who are producing equally impressive work alongside her.
Painting helps my mind to relax, so I don't stress and worry, but it also keeps me and my family connected to our country.

