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Julie Mills (nee Burns)

Wiradjurui

Painting and drawing on all media

Artist Member

Julie Mills (nee Burns)

Wiradjurui

My name is Julie Mills, family name Burns I’m a proud Wiradjuri woman currently living off country In a little country town In The Lockyer valley Gatton.
My family are from Wagga Wagga, Narrandera and Griffith NSW.
My art work keeps me connected to my Culture,Family and keeps me connected to who I am and where I’m from.
I also not only create my art on canvas I also paint on wood and combine wood burning in with my painting.

Contact details

address: 105 Tillack Road, Gatton, QLD 3434
email:Millsjulie74@gmail.com
phone:0439195397

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Artwork: Female mentor, 2012 Julie Mills Burns. Photo: Julie

Artwork: Female connection, 2022 Julie mills Burns. Photo: Julie

Artwork: Brother and sister, 2014 Julie mills Burns. Photo: Julie

Artwork: Nature, 2022 Julie Mills Burns. Photo: Julie

Artwork: Female importance, 2022 Julie Mills Burns. Photo: Julie

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