The Country around Punmu features in several Jukurrpa stories. Of particular importance is the story of the Jila Kujarra (Two Snakes)
Name: it is shared across the Western Desert with several other language groups. The narrative centres on the travels of two snakes as they are pursued by the Niminjarra
Biography:
Colin Peterson (Tomorrow, Tomorrow) “They call him tomorrow tomorrow, that’s his name. They call him that because his family would always ask him when they’ll see him, and he’d say ‘tomorrow, tomorrow'” – Owen John Read more…
Nganjirr “Grandfather’s Country, not far from Well 33, called Nganjirr. Not far, [you] can go up by car. Go camping there. When it rains, fills up, then is dry. Two Countries – Nganjirr and Kun Read more…
Whistle Creek “This is a place, where me and my family used to go fishing. It’s like a 20-minute drive out from our family station.” – Ciarn Dean-Bullen Martumili Artists work with over three Read more…