Artist Showcase | Maljah Cathy Snow

Clan groups: Gkuthaarn 
Language groups: Gkuthaarn 

Maljah Cathy Snow was born in 1954 in Normanton, Queensland, where she continues to live and work. 

Snow's paintings depict contemporary versions and interpretations of her mother’s traditional stories and song lines and include representations of marine life including saltwater and freshwater mussels, water and tidal marks. For Cathy, painting is an important way of sharing traditional stories with people from all walks of life, including her three children and six grandchildren.  

The artist's work has been included in a number of regional group exhibitions, and in 2021 her first solo exhibition entitled Maljay Cathy Snow: Barlawink, My Mothers Country, was held at the Cairns Art Gallery, Queensland. 

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Solo Exhibition | Highlighted Works

Miljah Cathy Snow: 
Barlawink, My Mothers Country
4 Sep – 9 Oct 2021

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Maljah Cathy Snow, Seed Lilies 2021, acrylic on paper, Courtesy of the artist Maljah Cathy Snow, Waterlilies 2021, acrylic on paper, Courtesy of the artist Maljah Cathy Snow, Bush Turkey and Wild Cucumber Vine 2021, acrylic on paper, Courtesy of the artist Maljah Cathy Snow, Water lilies, Potato Lilies and Seed Lilies 2021, acrylic on paper, Courtesy of the artist Maljah Cathy Snow, Water Goanna and long necked turtle 2021, acrylic on paper, Courtesy of the artist Maljah Cathy Snow, Wild Onions 2021, acrylic on paper, Courtesy of the artist Maljah Cathy Snow, Waterlilies, Freshwater Mussels and Seedlillies 2021, acrylic on paper, Courtesy of the artist Maljah Cathy Snow, Freshwater Barramundi 2021, acrylic on paper, Courtesy of the artist

 

Group Exhibition | Highlighted Works

Destination North
27 Jun – 22 Aug 2020

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Miljah Cathy Snow, Bush Turkey and Wild Bananas, 2020, acrylic on paper, Collection of the artist Miljah Cathy Snow, Water Snowflake, 2020, acrylic on paper, Collection of the artist

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