Pauline Nakamarra Woods (born 1949) is an Aboriginal Australian artist.
[2] Woods was one of the founders, and later vice-president, of the Jukurrpa (meaning The Dreaming) Aboriginal-led collective of women artists.
[2] In 1988 she won first prize in the National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award for her acrylic painting Yarla Dreaming.
[2] In 1993 her work was used on an Australian postage stamp, and she was the first Indigenous Australian woman to do so; the 45-cent stamp showed her painting Wild Onion Dreaming.
[4][5] Her painting Desert Dreaming is on the cover of the School Plan 2015-1017 for Harbord Public School in New South Wales,[6] and her work is held in many private and public art collections.