Name: Kerri-Anne Wilson
Biography:
“My name is Kerri, I am Martu, Yinhawangka woman. My mum is from Newman and my dad’s side of the family is from Onslow area.
As a mum of one, I have recently come back home to my mother’s country to connect with family. When I first arrived, it was overwhelming! So much family and hard to keep up! One thing I loved about it was my daughter meeting all her cousins. When I am ready, I will be heading to my dad’s country to also reconnect!
I started painting when I was in Geraldton, where I grew up. I also did a lot of free style sketching. I always told my mum I wanted to become a painter; and here I am now rediscovering myself and my passion.”
- Kerri-Anne Wilson
Jartuti “Jartuti water place east of Parnngurr. In pujiman (traditional, desert dwelling) days old people walked and hunted there, we went there recently with KJ (Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa) ranger mob, lovely place.” – Beverley Rogers Jartuti is Read more…
Yilyara Yilyara is one of several frequently visited yinta (permanent springs) located in the Country immediately surrounding Punmu Aboriginal community. Yilyara is located immediately east of Nyayartakujarra (Lake Dora), a vast and culturally significant salt Read more…
Pirrkili “We camped there, lots of water in that claypan. Old people camp, passing through, going to Karlamilyi. Warman people passing through. From this place they go to Mulunyjarra (rockhole)” – Elizabeth Toby Pirrkili is Read more…