Kartika Medcraft-Smith
Artist Member

Kartika Medcraft-Smith

Palawa-Kani

Painting on all media; Graphic and digital design; Reproductions of original works on canvas or other materials; Ceramics, glass, jewellery or furniture; Merchandise and licensed products

Artist Member

Kartika Medcraft-Smith

Palawa-Kani

Kartika Medcraft-Smith is a proud Leterrermairrener and Plangermaireener Pakana woman from North East Tasmania, a descendant of Mannalargenna with NSW Wiradjuri family connections, raising a family on Ngunnawal and Ngambri country in the beautiful ACT.
Her artwork is inspired by the Tasmanian Mole Creek Caves used by her ancestors for birthing, storing food, shelter, creating tools and teaching.
Contact details
  • ACT
  • pakanadreaming@gmail.com
  • 86 422 380 057

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