Review

The Stranger Artist tells the story of the Kimberley art studio that made a generation of Indigenous artists

By Robyn Ferrell
June 27 2020 - 12:00am
Tony Oliver with works by Freddie Timms, Ironwood Drive, Kununurra, 2002. Picture: Giancarlo Mazella
Tony Oliver with works by Freddie Timms, Ironwood Drive, Kununurra, 2002. Picture: Giancarlo Mazella
  • The Stranger Artist, by Quentin Sprague. Hardie Grant. $32.99.

The Stranger Artist is an accomplished biography telling the story of Jirrawun Arts, the Kimberley art studio that made legends of artists like Paddy Bedford as well as its impresario Tony Oliver.

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