Since a young girl, Jude White has had a love affair with the Australian landscape. She grew up in the bushlands of Eastern Victoria and then spread her wings to Art School in Melbourne, then onto becoming a local community Artist.

 

In 1992 White was awarded a grant from the Australia Council to travel to the Northern Territory on an inspirational journey where her passion for the desert land was ignited! 

 

 Today, White is a screen-printer and workshop facilitator for highly reputable Indigenous Art Centres in remote areas of Australia. White also hosts workshops in her home studio. 

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Currently living, mothering and practicing in Northern NSW, on Bundjalung country, Whites' works reflect the colours, shapes and textures of varying landscapes. Her mediums are drawing, painting, botanical dyeing, printmaking, collage and cloth.

 

White is deeply troubled by the issues of climate change, human impact and the loss of our wild places. She invokes a deep devotion to Sacred Country through her works and inspires others to appreciate and care for it.