Muruntji Rockhole This print is signed by Agnes Multa – Daughter of Daisy Jugadai. The work was done by the artist Daisy Jugadai in 2005 but printed Posthumously. Muruntji is a place for her mothers dreaming, and has an abundance of bush tucker and is a good place for swimming. Read more…
Tjiturrupa Tali This painting shows a rockhole (puli) in the sandhills (tali) at Tjiturrupa west of Kintore.Tjiturrupa is my father’s country and Tjukurrpa (Dreaming). The Tjukurrpa for this place is ice (little frost stars).
Napanangkalu watiya kuntanyi tururruku / Eunice is cutting the wood for clapping sticks In the artist’s words: “In September, on a warm day, we went on a bush trip to get wood for nulla-nulla and clapping sticks. While Alison Napurrula Multa and Eunice Napanangka Jack were looking for wood, I Read more…
Napurrulalu atuni watiya kuturruku / Alison is cutting the tree to make a nulla-nulla In the artist’s words: “In September, on a warm day, we went on a bush trip to get wood for nulla-nulla and clapping sticks. While Alison Napurrula Multa and Eunice Napanangka Jack were looking for wood, Read more…
Napurrulalu atuni watiya kuturruku / Alison is cutting the tree to make a nulla-nulla In the artist’s words: “In September, on a warm day, we went on a bush trip to get wood for nulla-nulla and clapping sticks. While Alison Napurrula Multa and Eunice Napanangka Jack were looking for wood, Read more…
Ngurra Palya “It’s good to be back on country and visiting country.” One of the first photographs that Albie Jack has ever taken it shows Garrard Anderson showing others through country with his knowledge acquired as a ranger.
Intergenerational teaching and connecting 2 country This is a photograph of Ikuntji ladies in a line following a path leading to rock art and carvings. I took this photograph because it shows the significance of people showing their respect to country.
Intergenerational teaching and connecting 2 country This is a photograph of Ikuntji ladies in a line following a path leading to rock art and carvings. I took this photograph because it shows the significance of people showing their respect to country.
Ngurra ngakutjaku – Long way from home Kungka kotara ngangyi graveyard tjama. (Two ladies visitng the graveyard of their grandfather). Taken on a trip to country in 2016 the photograph encapsulates the intimacy of the artist’s wife, Maisie Jugadai, in the foreground and Kelly Dixon. Both of them asked for Read more…
We have always been here Garrard was a ranger through the Central Land Council and visited on his journeys many rock art sites across the Western Desert. This painted rock art was to him a record of thousands of years of continuous occupation of the site at Muruntji – Cleland Read more…