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Desert Flowers

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Desert Flowers

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Darebin · VIC

Desert Flowers

My name is Megan and I am a Melbourne based proud Barkindji woman who is a photographer, abstract Aboriginal artist and writer. I am the creator of Desert Flowers where you can find more information in my business description.
Desert Flowers is an Aboriginal art, music, guest speakers and food event raising awareness for deaths in custody and men's suicide donating a portion of art sales and full amount of raffle sales back into the community via a men's program. All mob and allies are welcome as long as you are warm, friendly and want to see change or are on your healing journey.

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Distinguished and Famous people from Bruce Rock

Bruce Rock has a direct connection with a major Australian painter and ceramic artist. His later creative life unfolded elsewhere, but his Wheatbelt birthplace is firmly recorded in gallery and biographical collections.

🎨 John Perceval

John Perceval was born at Bruce Rock on 1 February 1923, originally named Linwood Robert Stevens South. He became a painter and ceramic artist, with a later career associated chiefly with Melbourne and its modern art circles. The National Gallery of Victoria holds paintings, drawings and ceramics spanning family subjects, harbour scenes and imaginative figures. Major retrospective exhibitions later brought together his work. Bruce Rock's connection is his birth, not a claim that the later Melbourne paintings depict this town. It links the Wheatbelt to an artist whose work took markedly different forms across his lifetime.

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Is there someone we have missed? Would you like to honor a distinguished resident from Bruce Rock? We welcome the public to sponsor individuals by creating your own permanent article in the Bruce Rock Hall of Fame

The Bruce Rock Hotel (m) thanks to Bahnfrend