Raylene is a descendant of the Stolen Generation. She was born in Darwin Northern Territory in 1958 and currently resides in suburban Adelaide. A founding member in 1999 of Marra Dreaming Indigenous Arts, ( located in Salisbury South Australia) she remains a driving force in its ongoing success and mission to deliver services and programmes in the Arts, Cultural Awareness, Women’s Issues, Community Development, preparation and training for future employment and Elders and Youth Issues; as well as promoting self-sufficiency, improving self-esteem, reconciliation, and an awareness of Aboriginal arts and culture. Raylene is a talented indigenous artist, skilled at creating and teaching craftwork, painting and murals. She has been producing murals for the community in excess of ten years. Her murals are on display at local Hospitals, Schools and Service Centres including Lyall McEwin Hospital Elizabeth Vale, Tea Tree Gully Clinic, Gawler Hospital, Northern Women’s Health Service Elizabeth, Centrelink Salisbury and Schools, Kindergartens and Childcare Centres including Blakeview, Elizabeth South, Elizabeth Park, and Salisbury including Salisbury High School and Tyndale Christian School. Recent exhibitions w here she has displayed her works have been : 2010 Salisbury Council- “Aged to Perfection Art Exhibition” 2010 Mental Health Fellowship South Australia (mifSA)- “Schizophrenia Awareness Week Art Exhibition” 2010 Tea Tree Gully –“Celebrating Indigenous Artists Art Exhibition” Raylene’s works are currently on display at Marra Dreaming Indigenous Arts, 22 Commercial Road Salisbury South Australia.