Walangkura Napanangka 980 x 1600

Walangkura Napanangka 980 x 1600

In 2008 Gracie modified her style and this resulted in the colours of her works being much more vivid and bold

These hairstring skirts are worn by Pintupi women in their ceremonies when they reaffirm these mythological stories through dance and song

referencing the places within this landscape where women's ceremonies are staged

Her works have been widely exhibited and featured in numerous corporate and private collections

Her work is characterized by vibrant fresh colours and designs celebrating the spirit of the yam plant (Kurrajong Tree) as it generates year after year to feed the people

Makinti Napanangka

Northern TerritoryLynette began painting for the Papunya Tula Artists movement around 1990 and works equally well in several artistic mediums

Today he is still one of the most collectable painters with his art being acquired and exhibited both within and outside Australia

Gracie was born in this era (1973) at Papunya

She has     developed her skills from a close family member the highly talented and respected artist Jeannie Petyarre as Bethany is married to Jeannie’s son Dempsey Pula who is also an artist

she has developed into a very talented artist who paints several dreams with Bush    Medicine Leaves & Bush Yam being two of the more prominent dreaming

Bombatu is the widow of well-known and acclaimed painter Dini Campbell Tjampitjinpa