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about Stuart & Kate

Stuart and Kate Lloyd are Cultural Artists who have worked in remote Australia for 30 years. They live in the wet tropics of Far North Queensland

Master Weavers

As master weavers they innovated a contemporary weaving industry in the wet tropics in 1980 and have worked since as community artists in events and schools internationally
Developing a natural fiber curriculum they work with a Queensland Education accredited program in coastal & remote Australian schools

Stuart & Kate Together



Since 1982 they have acted as national ambassadors for the crafts and performed as master weavers and educators throughout Europe and the Pacific Basin

Education with primary/archetypal fiber craft skills  

Their life experience has demonstrated the powerful results the folk craft kinesthetic skills have in connecting left and right brain motor skills and hence precursor skills recommended for the 3 R's  development.

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Equally valuable is the finer perception of connecting the student to the continuum of culture and land  through the fiber craft

They have facilitated an "Urub Trust" as a unincorporated  networking body for indigenous fiber artists in Far North Queensland & Cape York. Under encouragement from many Elders they have networked, achieved pattern language, developed curriculum and are educating apprentices to contemporize these cultural heritages

Painters
Painting since 1982 has actively complimented an
archetypal narrative which explores the power of metaphor and symbolism in the visual arts
This narrative explores the Arts as nourishing for our contemporary community: activating a quest to articulate anew the

"Story for our Time"

This "Story for our Time" carries a contempory essence reflecting a mirror to

Karrinyarra and our Indigenous Australian's 

"World's Oldest Living Visual Narrative"

Karrinyarra Artists

The Llwyd's have been Mentoring  their Karrinyarra family to find self empowerment and independence through their extraordinary painting gifts and life on their traditional land

The Llwyd's recognize that Karrinyarra is a Homeland initiative that holds a traditional family continuum. Karrinyarra has no direct affiliation with any Indigenous Community Art Center or Art Hub

"Karrinyarra Artists" is a Karrinyarra family business designed to self help Homeland - Outstation economic independence

The Llwyd's support the young people who would like to keep returning to Karrinyarra to live paint and be on country
 

The Llwyd's present their own art production along side their traditional western desert family