Tangentyere Artists

Hawks and Magpies Hawks and Magpies they playing football Dimensions: 560 x 565 mm

Houses in Hermannsburg ‘Houses in Hermannsburg, family houses at Sandhill Camp. That’s like our family area at Hermannsburg. The families are sitting down outside watching tourist cars coming to Alice Springs.’ Dimensions: 405 x 405 mm

Two stories Woman and man coming at midnight looking for blanket, let’s go next door, man said.  All the woman to the shopping, they went Titjikala, lots of shopping bag.  Dimensions: 455 x 915 mm

Mother and Daughter Daughter pushing wheel chair, mother to the big bank, father going to bank Dimensions: 660 x 660 mm

Everyone swimming in Laramba Creek Everyone swimming in Laramba Creek, it runs from Laramba to Tilmouth Well. Good waterhole north of Laramba at 20 Mile. Little girls and little boys standing by the water for swimming. All the mothers swimming. Cockatoos – white and pink [Major Mitchell], red-tailed black, and pink galahs flying. Read more…

Todd River Flowing Todd River in Alice Springs after the rain. Todd River flowing, families having a picnic and kids swimming. 

Sally sitting outside Sally sitting outside (in the) sun, waiting for Toyota pick up for painting.

Amata Football Weekend I went to Amata, stay out there with my son, I like to visit my son. Friday was football at Amata. Swans and Bombers, both teams from Amata playing against each other. Sit down and watch them, people playing football and softball. All the Kungkas (girls) playing Read more…

Kapi Dreaming, Karrinyarra ‘My grandfather’s country, my uncle’s country and my mother’s country.  A waterhole ‘Waturlpunya’ in Karrinyarra and a chain of pointy hills, all within one country. I’ve been seeing those hills, part of that country. I only paint this one story. I depict all the woman sitting down, Read more…

Three houses in Hermannsburg ‘Three houses in Hermannsburg, family houses at Sandhill Camp. That’s like our family area at Hermannsburg. The families are sitting down outside watching tourist cars coming to Alice Springs.’