This artistic family have already earned themselves a number of accolades and moments of recognition. From features in notable publications such as Vogue Living to daughter Kelilah Taylor-Ware winning the Abstract Award in this year’s Bluethumb Art Prize, their work, steeped in history and knowledge passed down through the family’s generations, is undeniably special.
Kelilah’s Abstract Award-winning piece, Family Day Out depicts the setting of being on country, spending the day out collecting bush foods such as witchetty grubs, honey ants and quandongs with family.
The Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) Central Operations has partnered with two South Australian Aboriginal artists Mother-daughter duo Kelly Taylor and T’keyah Ware unveiled their commissioned work at a special event to launch the Flying Doctor’s NAIDOC Week celebrations.
The mother-daughter duo producing exquisite First Nations art steeped in history, Antakirinja/Yankunytjatjara/Kokatha/Narungga artists T’keyah Ware and Kelly Taylor discuss working with family and sharing their heritage with the world.
The mother-daughter duo Kelly Taylor and T’Keyah Ware (Ceduna, West Coast), will create an artwork that will be used on greeting cards to be sent across the nation.
T’keyah Ware’s painting titled Great Grandmothers Country featured in the Tarnanthi Art Fair through the Arts Ceduna Centre.
Artwork painted by mother and daughter duo from Ceduna in SA to feature on uniforms for Royal Flying Doctor Service. By Douglas Smith. NITV News
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