Name: Nola Rogers
Language: Walmajarri
Biography:
Nola Rogers is a Walmajarri woman. Her skin group is Nangala.
Her parents came from the desert.
She paints stories of growing up on Gogo Station. She was a mission girl.
Now Nola lives at Guwardi Ngardu Aged Care in Fitzroy Crossing where she came into contact with Mangkaja artists and began painting herself.
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