Maisie Jugadai
Maisie began painting in 2008 while working part-time with the Ikuntji Aged Care program at Haasts Bluff. Maisie is the older sister of Evelyn Jugadai who used to paint at Ikuntji Artists until she became sick with kidney disease needing dialysis, and Walter Jugadai, director at Ikuntji Artists and emerging artist at Ikuntjj Artists.
Maisie participated with her husband and fellow artist Jeffrey Jackson in the Batchelor Institute for Indigenous Tertiary Education Program for a Certificate in Visual Arts I in screen-printing and textile design in 2017-2018. During these workshops she created designs of the sweeping sandhills (Tali Tali) in her country. These were turned into fabric-by-the-metre designs in 2021.
Languages
Luritja, Pintupi
Community
Haasts Bluff
Upcoming Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
Group
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2023 Ganbu Marra Runway, Melbourne Fashion Week, Melbourne, VIC
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2023 New Zealand Fashion Week - Auckland, NZ
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2023 Ikuntji Collection, Afterpay Australian Fashion Week, Sydney NSW
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2023 Ikuntji Style, Artisan, Brisbane
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2022 Ikuntji Textiles, Central Craft, Alice Springs.
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2022 ‘Nganana Tjungu – This is Us’, Songlines, Darwin.
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2020 Story Necklace, South Australian Museum - Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery, Adelaide.
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2019 2019 AIATSIS Indigenous Art Market.
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2019 Tarnanthi Art Fair 2019, Adelaide.
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2019 National Indigenous Art Fair, Overseas Passenger Terminal, The Rocks, Sydney.
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2018 TARNANTHI Art Fair 2018, Darwin.
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2018 Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair 2018, Darwin.
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2017 Desert Mob, Araluen, Alice Springs.
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2017 11th Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair, Darwin Convention Centre, Darwin.
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2017 One Country - Many Stories, Colin Biggers & Paisley Foundation, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane.
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2016 10th Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair, Darwin Convention Centre, Darwin.
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2016 WOMADELAIDE, Adelaide.
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2015 9th Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair, Darwin.