Reggie Hoosan
Overview
Landscape, 2010
Reggie Hoosan was born at Gallipoli Station on the Barkly Tablelands near the Queensland border.
He started painting with other family members and in laws in 2001 and became a founder member of Waralungku Arts when it was established in 2003.
Hoosan depicts the country, aspects of stock work and scenes from the rodeo.
Works
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Cattle Run, n.d. -
Horses, n.d.
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Wagon Camp, n.d.
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Leaping Bull, 2011
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Landscape, 2010
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Bull, 2011
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Landscape II, 2010
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Mustering, 2010
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Borroloola Landscape, 2008
Exhibitions
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Australian Artists Month
Group Show, NYC 13 - 31 May 2013During the month of May, Rebecca Hossack Gallery, Mott Street, will be showcasing some of the most reputable and rising stars in Australia's contemporary art world, including David Bromley, Emma Hack, Toby Burrows, Perran Costi as well as phenomenal Aboriginal artists, Lloyd Kwilla, Reggie Hoosan and the late Norman Kingsley....Read more -
Borroloola
Group Show 13 July - 13 August 2011 LondonBorroloola is a small town of about 900 people located on the McArthur River, approximately 960 kms southeast of Darwin. Representing artists from four different language groups, Yanyuwa, Garrawa, Mara and Gurdanji, the Waralungku Arts Centre, Aboriginal owned and controlled, has been around since 2003. The Yanyuwa and Marra are...Read more
