Australian, b. 1982 – Present
Represented Artist

Genevieve Kemarr Loy

GENEVIEVE KEMARR LOY 1982 -
Region: North Eastern Central Australia
Residence: Atneltyeye, Utopia
Language: Anmatyerr
Country: Atnangkere

Genevieve Kemarr Loy is a young and exciting artist from the Utopia region. She is the granddaughter of the late Nancy Petyarr and has learnt painting from her father, Cowboy Loy Pwerl. Like Cowboy, she paints the Bush Turkey Dreaming, but from a different perspective. On a superficial level her paintings depict the tracks the Bush Turkey makes as it searches for seeds and other 'tucker' and makes its way to the waterhole. Genevieve's paintings are characterised by a beautiful and careful handling of paint; a harmonious sense of colour; and great control of the delicate spidery marks that make their way across her canvas.

She is revealing a mature capacity to paint her Country in an evolving manner that is both surprising and encouraging in an artist so young. Lauraine Diggins Fine Art anticipates that this artist, who approaches her work in a most professional manner, will receive both national and international respect.

Selected Exhibitions

2020
Akwerlkerrmwerlkerr Cooee Art
2018
Painting on Country - Utopia Artists Japingka Aboriginal Art
2017
The Next Generation: Lorraine Kabbindi White and G... Lauraine Diggins Fine Art
2014
Narrativa Herióca - Pintura Aborígine do Deserto...  Renaissance Hotel
City of Albany Art Prize 4 - 27 April 2009
Impulse to Paint: The Artists of Iylenty, Utopia Utopia
Visions of Utopia Cooee Aboriginal Art