DELIVERY mid-December!

Get ready to conquer 2026 with this deadly A4 month planner by Frances Belle Parker!

Packed with key First Nations dates, a full calendar, plenty of room for daily plans, and a monthly notes section.

28 pages of organised goodness to keep your year on track!

Featuring beautiful artwork by Frances Belle Parker.

About the Artist:

Frances Belle Parker is a proud Yaegl woman, mother and artist from Maclean in Northern New South Wales, Australia.

She is deeply inspired by her Mother’s land (Yaegl land) and the island in the Clarence River that her Mother grew up on, Ulgundahi Island.

Frances has been a practising artist for almost 25 years and come to prominence after winning the highly regarded Blake Prize in the year 2000, making her the youngest ever winner and the first Indigenous recipient in the prize’s history.

Since then she has exhibited nationally and internationally, undertaken art residencies in China and Andorra and worked on a plethora of public art arojects, including the Northern Beaches Coastal Walk, the Pacific Highway Aboriginal Art Trail, and the Tweed Valley Hospital.

On January 26, 2021 Frances designed and screened her digital work ‘Angwirri’ on the sails of the Sydney Opera House. 

‘I am inspired by the Yaegl Landscape and those stories which were shared with me and passed down from our old people. It is my responsibility to document these stories and to map our landscape. In doing so I am making a valuable resource for my children and all of the younger Yaegl mob.’

Frances has completed a BFA through UNSW, and a BVA (Honours) and a Masters of Indigenous Studies (Wellbeing) both through Southern Cross University.