Mimih Dancing – Major work This is an artwork about a dancing Mimih. It’s based on a song line from Korlobididah. My fathers eldest brother used to sing this song line and Unkle Dennis he was a dancer. My real Read more…
Ngaldadmurrng (Saratoga) This design tells the story of Saratoga dreaming, a freshwater fish that swims on the edge of creeks and rivers. This design is the Saratoga dreaming from the Mularra songline. Where the Saratoga we call Murdulngu, Danguny travelled Read more…
Man-mobban (Billygoat Plum) Susan has depicted the leaves of the man-mobban (billygoat plum tree, Terminalia carpentariae). Its small green plums can be found in abundance on Susan’s homeland, Mumeka. Red cotton, black and grey ink.
Yurla, Minyipuru Story “Yurla from dreamtime. Started from the West. Travelled to everywhere. This one went to Docker River way, all the way. Never mind the different story, different tribe. Minyipuru Story. My father took me to Docker River where Read more…
Wantili (Warntili, Canning Stock Route Well 25) “Wantili Claypan long time in the pujiman day the old Martu people use to collect bush foods and the man go out to main drinking spot where the emus come to get drink Read more…
Bush Tucker “That’s like a bush tomato and the Karlkula (bush banana) and the leaves. These bush foods are all around Wiluna area. Many kinds of fruit. The dots around it are bush potatoes and little flowers. And that the Read more…
Mungilli Rock Holes “I was swimming there. Yeah, we go visit them a long time [ago]. We drink it, rain water from the rain. Big waterhole. It’s a fresh water, when the rain comes, fills it up. One for swimming Read more…
Kurturarra “Kurturarra is my Grandmother’s Country. Warla (lake) with a spring. Tali (sandhills) all around.” – Beverley Rogers This site lies within Beverley’s ngurra (home Country, camp) through her grandmother. Kurturarra is a yinta (permanent spring) located within the largest of Read more…
Untitled This is Ngamaru’s Country- her ‘ngurra’ (home Country, camp). People identify with their ngurra in terms of specific rights and responsibilities, and the possession of intimate knowledge of the physical and cultural properties of one’s Country. Painting ngurra, and Read more…
Jigalong “This one here. Yeah. That’s Jigalong. I’ve been there. I was working there. That’s good, this one here. Stories, yeah? This one here. I was painting in Jigalong. This one’s the cars. The cars. And the houses in Jigalong. Read more…