Jay Milera Art

Jay Milera Art Jay Milera is a visual artist, filmmaker, cultural consultant, and founder of Guuranda Creatives.

Her work brings together contemporary Indigenous storytelling, visual art, film, cultural knowledge, and spiritually grounded practice.

Come along to Nharangga Cultural Day 2026 at Minlagowi / Minlaton on Sunday 3 May and join me for a day of cultural stor...
25/04/2026

Come along to Nharangga Cultural Day 2026 at Minlagowi / Minlaton on Sunday 3 May and join me for a day of cultural storytelling, creativity, and connection to Country.

I’ll be facilitating workshop activities inspired by culture, story, and Narungga Country, including a special screening of my film Tracks of The Unseen.

After the screening, participants will have the chance to get creative by making miniature fishtraps from clay and creating their own storybook.

I’ll also have my Guuranda Series digital Aboriginal artwork on canvas available to view and purchase on the day.

Come along, bring the family, connect with culture, and join in the fun.

25/04/2026

Bring story, spirit, and connection into your space with the Guuranda Series.

This striking collection of digital Aboriginal artwork on canvas expresses Jay’s deep spiritual connection to Narungga Country. Rich in movement, colour, and meaning, each piece reflects the flow of water, the strength of Country, and the enduring connection between people, place, ancestors, land, sea, and sky.

More than artwork, the Guuranda Series is a contemporary expression of culture, story, identity, and belonging.

Available to view and purchase at the Nharangga Cultural Day at Minlagowi / Minlaton on Sunday 3 May.

Come along, connect with culture, join in the activities, and take home a meaningful piece of Guuranda Country.

25/03/2026

A Narungga Film - Tracks of The Unseen Promo Clip

I am proud to share this promo clip for Tracks, a film project that has been a deeply personal and powerful journey of storytelling, truth-telling, and cultural remembrance.

As a filmmaker, director and producer, this project has been an extension of my creative and cultural practice, one grounded in bringing forward stories that hold connection to Country, history, memory, and the strength of First Nation people. This journey has taken time, care, vision, and a deep responsibility to ensure the stories shared are treated with cultural respect and integrity.

Tracks were created in partnership with Open Space Contemporary Arts (OSCA) and Same River Studios, whose support, collaboration and belief in this project helped bring this vision to life on screen. I want to acknowledge the cultural guidance and collaboration that shaped this film, including Gary Goldsmith, Professor Lester “Irabinna” Rigney, Doug Milera, the late Cyril Kartinyeri, WeCreate, the team behind Tracks whose knowledge and presence continue to support this work.

This film is not only about documenting story, but also about honouring the unseen tracks that still live within our landscapes, our ancestors, and our collective memory. It speaks to the importance of cultural survival, truth, and the passing on of knowledge for future generations.

Filming, directing and producing this project has been one of the most meaningful creative experiences of my life. It has challenged me, strengthened me, and reminded me of the importance of telling our stories in our own creative way.

I am excited to share this glimpse into the film and invite you to walk alongside this journey. Tracks is just one part of an ongoing series that is in development and were screened at Tarnanthi Festival on 17/1/2026 and had a great community response.

Keep an eye out for the public release of the full documentary, coming soon!

Please watch, share and support Tracks of The Unseen.

09/02/2026

In my own creative bubble, I discover fresh perspectives and inspiration, rising above the noise to forge my own path ❤️

“Unseen tracks. Ancestral lands. Spirit in motion.” 👣
02/02/2026

“Unseen tracks. Ancestral lands. Spirit in motion.” 👣

“Aboriginal culture is a deep remembering: of Country, kinship, and an unbroken connection between people, land, and spi...
02/02/2026

“Aboriginal culture is a deep remembering: of Country, kinship, and an unbroken connection between people, land, and spirit.” 👣

02/02/2026

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Adelaide, SA
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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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