Kurun Warun 900 mm x 1200 mm

Kurun Warun 900 mm x 1200 mm

Richard Yukenbarri Tjakamarra was born in the bush near Lake Gregory west of Balgo around 1960 and is the son of the well-known Balgo artist Lucy Yukenbarri

had already been involved with the Kintore & Haasts Bluff project of 1993 / 1994

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

Liebig) and also at Kintore where he worked alongside artists Joseph Jurra Tjapaltjarri and Ray James Tjangala and is currently one of the highly regarded Indigenous painters still working with his paintings being collected and exhibited both within and outside Australia

George Ward Tjungurrayi

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

The themes most commonly associated with Bombatu’s paintings are related to women's ceremonies and places associated with Wiyarra (Rock Hole) more commonly referred to as her mother’s country located near the Western Australia & Northern Territory border and is a place she represents depicting

It has been said that she developed her style by watching Kathleen paint where she delicate dotting highlighted the structure of her paintings

Collections: The National Gallery of Australia-Canberra

Barbara continues to lead the way in developing new and exciting methods of creating stories through art

Abie Loy Kemarre

Her highly renowned paintings titled “Grass Seeds” are now considered contemporary and unique