Freda Brady

In recent years, Freda has embraced her painting practice with unwavering vigor, establishing herself as an artist of impressive skills. Her canvases come alive with a vibrant display of colors, each brushstroke narrating stories deeply rooted in the cultural fabric of Amata.  

Biography of Freda Brady

Freda Brady was born in 1961 in Amata, Australia.

Her lineage is a testament to her artistic heritage, being the daughter of esteemed painters Kunmanara (Paniny) Mick and Mick Wikilyiri, both revered Elders and painters at Tjala Arts. In 2002, Freda Brady embarked on her artistic career, initially exploring the medium of batik before transitioning to the nuanced world of painting on linen.

One notable facet of Freda's artistic journey is her collaboration with her sisters under the banner of the Ken Sister Collaborative. Alongside Yaritji Young, Tjungkara Ken, Maringka Tunkin, and Sandra Ken, Freda contributes to a collective artistic expression that transcends individual narratives. This collaboration not only strengthens familial bonds but also creates a powerful synergy of creativity.

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