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Stockman by L.Inkamala

Stockman is taking his horse to drink at the waterhole. He is sitting on his swag, having a cup of tea and a rest. This is otherside Mt. Sonder, you can see Urlatharrka (Mt Zeil). You can see all the Country on this pot, and the Elintja (gallah) and Erraarnta (red tail black cockatoo). This is my grandfathers country. 

– Lawrence Kumantjai Inkamala

 

This t’shirt was made in memory of Lawrence Kumantjai Inkamala 1981 – 2021.

 

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  • Unisex Fit
  • 100% Cotton

 

Categories: Hermannsburg Potters Aboriginal Corporation

Name: Lawrence Kumantjai Jakamarra Inkamala

Community: Ntaria

Biography:

Lawrence Inkamala was born in Alice Springs in 1985.

Lawrence is the first man to join the Pottery in Hermannsburg for over 27 years.

Lawrence is a natural potter and painter. He is skilled with hand building and throwing vessels on the electric wheel. His natural gift with a paintbrush is evident and a great legacy from his family and the Namatjira's of Hermannsburg school of painting. Lawrence lives on his family outstation of Ipalala and is a strong young community member. His long family line of horsemanship is a strong reflection in Lawrences work.

Lawrence is an emerging star at the Hermannsburg Potters and in 2017 was invited to spend two weeks working at the Jam Factory Ceramics workshop as guest artists with five other male potters from remote art centres. 

Professional Experience

16 October to 27 October 2017- Two week Men’s Pottery workshops at Jam Factory in Adelaide. Working with three other male artists from remote ceramic Art Centres; Jimmy Thaiday, Nephi Denham and Derek Thompson. In these two weeks Lawrence worked side by side with other male artists, sharing ideas and techniques, creating work for an exhibition at Sabbia Gallery Sydney to occur in April 2018.

 

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