Lewis Jakamarra 360 mm x 450 mm

Lewis Jakamarra 360 mm x 450 mm

more commonly referred to as “Women Business”

She has exhibited both nationally and internationally including at the National Gallery

Barbara began her painting career and in 1994 was part of a group of ten Utopian women to travel to Indonesia to learn about Batik(silk painting) Not long after returning from Indonesia Barbara’s individual works began to attract attention from collectors worldwide

When painting on linen

hunting and living off the land as the Aboriginal people did for thousands of years before her

a cattle station in theUtopiaregion of Central Australia and is the daughter of famous Utopian artist Minnie Pwerle

Nowadays she spends some time living in Alice Springs however the majority of her time is spent living at Kiwirrkura

Her talent is obvious and she is destined to become a major artist whose artwork will be sought after by collectors worldwide

Wanakiji can also be skewered and left to dry

In 1975 Ronnie began to paint for the Papunya painting movement

and ancestral journeys across Country

The flowing brushwork and layered patterns create a sense of movement