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Barry Rainman Boland

Kamilaroi Yuwularaay Eauhlayi

Painting and drawing on all media; Editioned prints; Sculpture or installation

Artist Member

Barry Rainman Boland

Kamilaroi Yuwularaay Eauhlayi

Cultural Heritage and Traditional links: Barry RAINMAN Boland, Descendant of the Kamilaroi Clan (Gamilaraay/ Yuwuluraay Language /Eauhlayi of North West of New South Wales Australia on his mothers heritage line. The totems are the Dhinawun(EMU), Waraba Long neck Turtle, and Bigambul clan North New South Wales on his father's heritage lines. Totem Maliyan kaputhin Wedge Tail Eagle Rainman - Baarri in his traditional language means Rain and his mother's mother last name was Mari which means Man. Has been delivering Cultural and Art activities over the last 30 years Overseas, Australia, New South Wales, Queensland, supporting businesses, organisations and communities.

Contact details

website:https://www.rainmanbolandart.com
address: NSW
email:barryrainman@outlook.com

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