Pam Luke 
Pamela Joy Luke, a proud Darug woman, was born on October 25, 1978, in Bowral, NSW, Australia. Currently residing in the Southern Highlands Gundungurra Country, Pamela has intricately woven her roots into the fabric of her artistic endeavors. As a gifted weaver and intuitive artist specializing in Aboriginal Indigenous Art, Pamela runs a burgeoning art venture, Possum Tails Art. Through her business, she has been teaching weaving workshops at local schools and councils, spreading the art and knowledge inherent in this traditional skill. Pamela’s artistic narrative is deeply influenced by the vibrant colors and textures of her native landscape, embodying a unique relationship between nature and culture. Her works, primarily focused on pattern design, dotwork, and culturally inspired thematic expression, serve as a bridge connecting the modern world with profound indigenous histories. Her artworks have found homes across the Southern Highlands, being exhibited and sold at various venues including the Fitzroy Falls Information Center, Moss Vale Local Council Centre, Creative Space, Guluu Galleries, communal markets, and the CTC in Robertson. Notably, Pamela has twice entered the esteemed Black Cockatoo Competition, marking her growing imprint in the artistic domain. In addition to her personal artistic pursuits, Pamela’s intent is to contribute a positive representation of indigenous culture, aiming to share the profound beauty and wisdom it embodies with the wider community and beyond. With each weave of her brush Pamela Joy Luke invites the world into a rich, cultural narrative.