Fire ( Waru)

Women's Ceremony

Jacquie Wirramanda Women's Ceremony Size: 900x1500 Year painted: 2021

Earth Images

"This painting depicts a river meandering across the landscape. Creeks snake their own tracks feeding into this river. Iconic Aboriginal campsites are also included." - William King Jungala

Fire

"This painting seeks to capture the bright to warm colours of fire. Fire has many roles in Aboriginal life. In some parts of Australia fire is still used in seasonal burn offs to help in re-vegetation." William King Jungala.w

Tingari Dreaming

Painted: 2021 Size: 1200x1800 The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Bush Yam

Size: 900x2000 Painted: 2022

Bush Yam

Size: 900x2000 Painted: 2022

My country

Acrylic on Belgian Linen Painted: 2009 Size: 1200x1800

Ngete - Ant Hills

Painted: 2019

Awelye Atnwengerrp

Kalaya Tjukurrpa

Painted: 2020 Teresa Baker was born in 1977 in Alice Springs hospital. Her mother Kay Baker is a Pitjantjatjara woman from Kanpi and her father a Pitjantjatjara man from Yalata. Teresa spent much of her youth with her grandfather Jimmy Baker, learning about the country and the sacred stories associated with it. Today she works full-time at Murputja school and is passing on the knowledge she learned to the next generation.

Eels Biting Stone

Painted:2022

Awelye ( Body Paint)

Painted : 2022 Charmaine is a talented artist and paints the same stories as her grandmother Minnie Pwerle. There are likenesses between their works although Charmaine's are more precise and have layered patterns. Her Awelye paintings depict the traditional body paint designs for women's ceremony

Bush Medicine Leaves

Painted: 2020

Bush Medicine Leaves

Painted: 2020

Emu Feathers

Belinda Golder Kngwarreye " Bush Plum"

Painted: 2020

Bush Plum Belinda Golder Kngwarreye

Painted: 2020

Wild Plum

Provenance: Delmore Gallery

Wild Plum

Alhalkere - My Country

Provenance: Delmore Gallery and Don Holt Private Collection

Awelye

Painted: 1994 Provenance: Delmore Gallery and Don Holt Private Collection

Body Paint

Painted 2020

Awelye - body paint

Painted 2022 Painting comes signed and with a photo

Tingari Dreaming

Painted 2018

My Country

Painted 2019

Fire Dreaming

Painted 2008 Painting comes with work in progress photos

My Country

Painted: 2020

My Country

Painted 2020

Women's Ceremony

Painted 2007 Painting comes with work in progress photos

Tingari Dreaming

Painted 2008 painting comes with work in progress photos

My Country

Painted 2009 Painting comes with work in progress photos

My Country

Painted 2010 Painting comes with work in progress photos

My Country

Painted: 2009 painting comes with progress photos

Walpa - Wind Dreaming

Painted:2010 Walpa Tjukurpa - the wind dreaming. This is a story of Jorna’s mother’s country at Utantja, a large stretch of sacred ceremonial land that has hilly country and a large rock hole. Many people came here from time to time to paint up, dance and perform ceremony. It is country filled with kangaroos, camels, rock wallabies and birds.

Kungka Kutjarra

Painted 2007 Painting comes with progress photos

My Country

Painted: 2010 Painting comes with work in progress photos

My Country

Painted: 2020 Size: 1090x2000

Bush Plum

Painted: 2019 Size: 900x2000

My Country

Painted: 2021

Medicine Leaves

Painted: 2021

Medicine Leaves

Painted: 2021

Medicine Leaves

Painted: 2021

Medicine Leaves

Painted: 2021

Tingari

Painting comes with work in progress photos Painted: 2021 The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Awelye ( body Paint Design)

Painted: 2019

Mina Mina

Painting comes with work in progress photos Painted: 2020

Medicine Leaves

Painted: 2011

Medicine Leaves

Painted: 2019

Medicine Leaves

Painted: 2017

Tingari Dreaming

Painted: 2020 Oil and Acrylic

Bush Yam

Painting comes with work in progress photos Painted: 2019

Awelye - ( Body Paint design)

Painting comes with holding photo and artist has signed Painted: 2017

Marrapinti

Painting comes with work in progress photos and artist has signed Painted: 2020

Marrapinti

Painting comes with work in progress photos Painted: 2019 This painting depicts both rock-hole sites at Marrapinti and women's business associated with women's concerns and women's law

Bush Medicine Leaves

Painting comes with holding photo and artist has signed Painted: 2017

Bush Plum

My Country

Bush Plum

Lightning

Fire ( Waru)

Medicine Leaves

My Country

Damien Marks Tjungala was born in Haasts Bluff in the Northern Territory on the 10th July 1967. He later moved to Papunya with his family. His mentors were his Uncle Clifford Possum, Billy stockman and Uta Uta Jangala who told him dreamtime stories at an early age. He is a cousin to Gabriella Possum Damien is now a respected artist and is married to highly talented artist Yilpi Marks. Yilpi Marks Atirawas born in Ernabella South Australia on the 7th November 1969. She was taught the dreamtime stories by her grandparents and her parents. Her mother’s name is Tjulkiwa Atira-Atira and her father’s, Michael Atira-Atira (deceased). Both parents being very talented artists have their artworks held by the State Gallery of South Australia This painting depicts my country after rain, in this painting you will see people sitting down in the caves, Bush tucker and Tali - Sandhill’s

Atham - areny

2019

Wild Plum

Atham-areny

Atham - areny

Tjala Tjukurpa ( Honey Ant Story)

Awelye - Body Paint

Painted - 2020 Painting comes with a holding photo of artist holding completed work. Painting is signed

Pikarli

Painting comes with work in progress photos Painted: 2011

Untitled

Tingari Dreaming

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Irika

Painted: 2011 Painting comes with work in progress photos

Bush Medicine Leaves

Painted: 2017

Bush Plum

Bush Plum

Bush Yam Dreaming

Painted: 2019 Jeannie inherited the yam dreaming from her mother, however she created her own distinct style, depicting with intricate detail the flower and seeds the Anaty - the bush yam or potato. The bush yam dreaming is shared by several Utopian artists. The Anaty - bush yam is staple part of the bush tucker diet of many indigenous people from the Central Desert region. The yam has an impressive root system, spreading up to twelve meters from the stalk, and is commonly found in woodland areas nearby a water source. The plant has bright green leaves and yellow flowers, which spread over quite a wide area. The yam is harvested after rainfall months, when it is dug up from the ground and gathered. By depicting the Yam Dreaming in their paintings, indigenous artists are able to pay homage to this significant plant and encourage its continual rejuvenation

Awelye ( Body Paint)

Painted: 2018 This work depicts the Awelye (body paint) that women wear for their ceremonies. The women anoint their upper body with oil and apply ochre markings, before dancing their ceremonies.

UNTITLED

Painted : 2012 Painting comes with work in Progress photos

Mountain Devil Lizard Dreaming

Painted: 2019

Awelye ( Body paint design)

This painting refers to two significant elements, Awelye and Bush melons, from the late Minnie Pwerle's Holland of Atnwengerrp ( Utopia) in Central Australia. Awelye refers to Womens ceremonies and body paint. The women anoint their upper body with oil and apply ochre markings, before dancing their ceremony. Bush Melon ( circles) is said the be found only in Atnwengerrp.

Mina Mina

This artwork depicts the Mina Mina country and Yingipurlangu, Judys homeland on the border of the Tanami and Gibson Deserts in Central Australia. The depiction recounts the artist journey, when she and other Warlpiri women would walk on foot for long periods of time. They gathered bush tucker, such as wanakijii,yakajiri and Wardapi. Mina Mina country is a place significant to Napangardi and Napanangka women who are the custodians of the Dreaming.

Marrawuk - Dry Season

Marrawuk – Dry Season This painting depicts the middle of the dry season at Balgul. During this time my family burns the landscape. This allows for new growth, which allows wallabies, kangaroos and other edible bush foods (animals) to feed. There is also a southerly cool breeze.

Marrapinti

This painting depicts both rock-hole sites at Marrapinti and women's business associated with women's concerns and women's law

Marrapinti

Untitled

Gathering Bush Foods

Bush Yam Flower

The Anaty - bush yam is staple part of the bush tucker diet of many indigenous people from the Central Desert region. The yam has an impressive root system, spreading up to twelve meters from the stalk, and is commonly found in woodland areas nearby a water source. The plant has bright green leaves and yellow flowers, which spread over quite a wide area. The yam is harvested after rainfall months, when it is dug up from the ground and gathered. By depicting the Yam Dreaming in their paintings, indigenous artists are able to pay homage to this significant plant and encourage its continual rejuvenation

Ahakeye - Bush Plum

Ahakeye - Bush Plum

My Country

My Country

My Country

Jik - Sunrise

Jik - Sunrise

Water

Medicine Leaves

This work represents "medicine leaves", the leaves of the kurrajong tree used in the Utopia area to treat a variety of ailments. The women collect the leaves, dry and mix them with kangaroo fat, this extracts the plants medicinal qualities. The kurrajong tree and its healing properties are celebrated in Womens ceremonies.

Medicine Leaves

This work represents "medicine leaves", the leaves of the kurrajong tree used in the Utopia area to treat a variety of ailments. The women collect the leaves, dry and mix them with kangaroo fat, this extracts the plants medicinal qualities. The kurrajong tree and its healing properties are celebrated in Womens ceremonies.

Seven Sisters

Bush Yam

Jeannie inherited the yam dreaming from her mother, however she created her own distinct style, depicting with intricate detail the flower and seeds the Anaty - the bush yam or potato. The bush yam dreaming is shared by several Utopian artists. The Anaty - bush yam is staple part of the bush tucker diet of many indigenous people from the Central Desert region. The yam has an impressive root system, spreading up to twelve meters from the stalk, and is commonly found in woodland areas nearby a water source. The plant has bright green leaves and yellow flowers, which spread over quite a wide area. The yam is harvested after rainfall months, when it is dug up from the ground and gathered. By depicting the Yam Dreaming in their paintings, indigenous artists are able to pay homage to this significant plant and encourage its continual rejuvenation

Bush Yam

Jeannie inherited the yam dreaming from her mother, however she created her own distinct style, depicting with intricate detail the flower and seeds the Anaty - the bush yam or potato. The bush yam dreaming is shared by several Utopian artists. The Anaty - bush yam is staple part of the bush tucker diet of many indigenous people from the Central Desert region. The yam has an impressive root system, spreading up to twelve meters from the stalk, and is commonly found in woodland areas nearby a water source. The plant has bright green leaves and yellow flowers, which spread over quite a wide area. The yam is harvested after rainfall months, when it is dug up from the ground and gathered. By depicting the Yam Dreaming in their paintings, indigenous artists are able to pay homage to this significant plant and encourage its continual rejuvenation

Bush Yam

Jeannie inherited the yam dreaming from her mother, however she created her own distinct style, depicting with intricate detail the flower and seeds the Anaty - the bush yam or potato. The bush yam dreaming is shared by several Utopian artists. The Anaty - bush yam is staple part of the bush tucker diet of many indigenous people from the Central Desert region. The yam has an impressive root system, spreading up to twelve meters from the stalk, and is commonly found in woodland areas nearby a water source. The plant has bright green leaves and yellow flowers, which spread over quite a wide area. The yam is harvested after rainfall months, when it is dug up from the ground and gathered. By depicting the Yam Dreaming in their paintings, indigenous artists are able to pay homage to this significant plant and encourage its continual rejuvenation

Tali Sandhills

My Country

Medicine Leaves

This work represents "medicine leaves", the leaves of the kurrajong tree used in the Utopia area to treat a variety of ailments. The women collect the leaves, dry and mix them with kangaroo fat, this extracts the plants medicinal qualities. The kurrajong tree and its healing properties are celebrated in Womens ceremonies.

Untitled

Three Rockholes at Kintore

Women's Tjukurrpa

Seven Sisters - Grandmothers Country

Enteebra

Grass Seed

Marrapinti

Bold in her use of colour and tending towards intricate designs, Esther, along with Gracie Ward Napaltjarri, represents and exciting view into the future of desert art. She paints bold traditional designs associated with women's sites, ceremonies and the laws of her Country.

My Country

This artwork depicts in fine detail multi layered elements, which are closely associated with the Artist's homelands of Atneltyeye, Utopia in central Australia. This illustration is important visually and spiritually of country, sand hills and significant landmarks for ceremonies.

Wild Plum

This painting can be seen as a visual calendar, exploring the impact of the changing seasons on the Bush Plum plant.

Medicine Leaves

This work represents the leaves of the Kurrajong tree used in the Utopia region to treat a variety of ailments.

Wild Plum

This painting can be seen as a visual calendar, exploring the impact of the changing seasons on the Bush Plum plant.

Mountain Devil Lizard Dreaming

Awelye - Body Paint

Awelye - Body Paint

Marrapinti

Year: 2020 Painting comes with work in progress photos and is signed This painting depicts both rock-hole sites at Marrapinti and women's business associated with women's concerns and women's law

Sun

Year : 2019 Size : 900x1500

Grass Seed

Leaf Dreaming

Abie Loy's artworks are held in major collections worldwide. Her Batik works were exhibited in Bali, and her works on canvas have been exhibited widely in galleries in Australia and overseas.

Earth Images

Emu Feathers

This artwork depicts Emu feathers, it is said that during the Dreamtime hundreds of Emus travelled through the Western Desert towards the East, moving across the land in great numbers creating and forcing the land to change and evolve. For many days they travelled through different language groups leaving different stories, interacting with different animal species , leaving songs and stories which are still heard today.

Awelye (Body Paint)

This work depicts the Awelye (body paint) that women wear for their ceremonies. The women anoint their upper body with oil and apply ochre markings, before dancing their ceremonies.

Bush Tucker

Kangaroo Totem & Milky Way

Kangaroo Totem

Kangaroo Totem & Milky Way

Wild Onions

Emu Man Dreaming

Painting comes with Certificate of Authenticity and a photo of artist holding completed work Painting is signed

My Country, Sandhills and Riverbed Country

This painting expresses Anna Petyarre's homelands of Atneltyeye, Utopia in central Australia. This depiction of land and country is important visually and spiritually as it shows sand-hills, riverbeds and significant landmarks for ceremonies.

Atham Areny Story - Women Dancing

Tingari Dreaming

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

My Country

My Country

My Country ~ Sandhills and River Bed Country

This artwork depicts in fine detail multi layered elements, which are closely associated with the Artist's homelands of Atneltyeye, Utopia in central Australia. This illustration is important visually and spiritually of country, sand hills and significant landmarks for ceremonies.

My Country ~ Sandhills and River Bed Country

This outstanding artwork depicts in fine detail multi layered elements, which are closely associated with the Artist's homelands of Atneltyeye, Utopia in central Australia. This illustration is important visually and spiritually of country, sand hills and significant landmarks for ceremonies.

Bush Medicine Leaves

This work represents the leaves of the Kurrajong tree used in the Utopia region to treat a variety of ailments. The women collect the leaves, dry and mix them with Kangaroo fat, in order to extract the plant's medicinal qualities. The significance of the Kurrajong tree and the part it plays in healing is celebrated in the Women's Awelye ceremonies.

Medicine Leaves

Abie Loy Kemarre Bush Medicine Leaves Utopia NT

Bush Medicine Leaves

This work represents the leaves of the Kurrajong tree used in the Utopia region to treat a variety of ailments. The women collect the leaves, dry and mix them with Kangaroo fat, in order to extract the plant's medicinal qualities. The significance of the Kurrajong tree and the part it plays in healing is celebrated in the Women's Awelye ceremonies.

Awelye ( Body Paint)

Charmaine is a talented artist and paints the same stories as her grandmother Minnie Pwerle. There are likenesses between their works although Charmaine's are more precise and have layered patterns. Her Awelye paintings depict the traditional body paint designs for women's ceremony

My Country

This artwork refers to Kudditji Kngwarreye's ancestral country of Utopia in central Australia. It also depicts men's ceremonial sites and Emu Dreaming. Kudditji is a traditional custodian of this country including Emu Dreaming and is the younger brother of the renowned artist Emily Kame Kngwarreye.

Fire Dreaming

With the use of Aboriginal iconography this artwork depicts Fire Dreaming. It is a traditional custom of the Pintupi men from the western desert to light a fires during ceremonial men's business

Mina Mina

Nauiyu Soakages

untitled

ANATYE ~ Bush Potato

Medicine Leaves

Mothers Country

Tingari

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Walpa ~ Wind Dreaming

Bush Plum

My Family's Journey

Dilly Bag

Mina Mina

Bush Yam Dreaming

Awelye ( Body paint)

Ulumba " Rain"

Medicine Leaves

Medicine Leaves

Medicine Leaves

Medicine Leaves

Bush Medicine Leaves

Bush Medicine Leaves

Bush Medicine Leaf

Medicine Leaves

Walpa ( Wind Dreaming)

Butterfly Dreaming

Seed Spirits

Grandmother's Country

Marrapinti

Sunset Dreaming

Bush Yam

Bush Medicine Leaves

Bush Medicine Leaves

Aweyle - Body Paint Design

Sunset

Marrapinti

Marrapinti

Lightning

Lightning

Bush Yam

Ngapa Jukurrpa (Water Dreaming)

Tingari

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Mina Mina Jukurrpa

Grandmothers Country ( Sandhills and River Bed Country)

Bush Medicine Leaves

Women's Ceremony

Tingari ( Mens Story)

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Tingari ( Mens Story)

Bush yam

The Anaty - bush yam is staple part of the bush tucker diet of many indigenous people from the Central Desert region. The yam has an impressive root system, spreading up to twelve meters from the stalk, and is commonly found in woodland areas nearby a water source. The plant has bright green leaves and yellow flowers, which spread over quite a wide area. The yam is harvested after rainfall months, when it is dug up from the ground and gathered. By depicting the Yam Dreaming in their paintings, indigenous artists are able to pay homage to this significant plant and encourage its continual rejuvenation

Bush yam

Tingari

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Awelye (Body Paint)

Awelye (Body paint)

Ngaminya

My Country

Women's Ceremony

Hairstring Ceremony

My Country

My Country

Hairstring Ceremony

Tingari ( Mens Story)

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Didgeridoo

Mina Mina Dreaming

Hairstring Ceremony

Sunset

Wipu

My Country

Women's ceremony

Women's Ceremony

Bush Fire Dreaming

Tingari Dreaming

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Bush Fire Dreaming

Mina Mina Dreaming

Tingari Snake

Women's Ceremony

Wirrulnga

Hairstring Ceremony

My Country

My country

My Country

Wirrulnga

Grandmother's country

Emu dreaming

My Country

untitled

My Country

Pikarli

Bush Plum

Bush Yam

Bush Yam

Bush Yam

The Anaty - bush yam is staple part of the bush tucker diet of many indigenous people from the Central Desert region. The yam has an impressive root system, spreading up to twelve meters from the stalk, and is commonly found in woodland areas nearby a water source. The plant has bright green leaves and yellow flowers, which spread over quite a wide area. The yam is harvested after rainfall months, when it is dug up from the ground and gathered. By depicting the Yam Dreaming in their paintings, indigenous artists are able to pay homage to this significant plant and encourage its continual rejuvenation

Bush Yam

The Anaty - bush yam is staple part of the bush tucker diet of many indigenous people from the Central Desert region. The yam has an impressive root system, spreading up to twelve meters from the stalk, and is commonly found in woodland areas nearby a water source. The plant has bright green leaves and yellow flowers, which spread over quite a wide area. The yam is harvested after rainfall months, when it is dug up from the ground and gathered. By depicting the Yam Dreaming in their paintings, indigenous artists are able to pay homage to this significant plant and encourage its continual rejuvenation

Bush Yam

My Country

My Country

My Country

My Country

My Country

My Country

My Country

My Country

My Country

My Country

My Country

Tingari

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Tingari Karrkurritinytja (Lake MacDonald)

Tingari

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Tingari

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Tingari

Catapilla dreaming

Tingari Dreaming

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Tingari dreaming

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Wild Plum

Awelye ( Body Paint)

Awelye ( Body Paint)

Awelye ( Body Paint)

Wirrulnga

Tingari

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Awelye ( Body Paint)

Grandmother's country

Mina mina dreaming

Ngapa Jukurrpa (Water Dreaming

Bush Potato

Hairsting dreaming

Awelye (Body paint)

This work depicts the Awelye (body paint) that women wear for their ceremonies. The women anoint their upper body with oil and apply ochre markings, before dancing their ceremonies.

Awelye (Body paint)

Awelye (Body paint)

This work depicts the Awelye (body paint) that women wear for their ceremonies. The women anoint their upper body with oil and apply ochre markings, before dancing their ceremonies.

Untitled

Anemangkerr (Bush melon)

Awelye (Body paint)

Awelye ( Body Paint)

Untitled

Awelye ( Body Paint)

Hairstring

Bush potato

Mina mina

Grass seed

Grass seed

Tingari Cycle

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Mina mina salt lake

Bush medicine leave

Womans Hairstring ceremony

Woman's hairstring ceremony

Tingari Dreaming

Tingari

Tjintjintjin

Tjintjintjin

Tjintjintjin

Untitled

Two Rockholes at Kintore

Tjintjintjin

Bush Yam

The Anaty - bush yam is staple part of the bush tucker diet of many indigenous people from the Central Desert region. The yam has an impressive root system, spreading up to twelve meters from the stalk, and is commonly found in woodland areas nearby a water source. The plant has bright green leaves and yellow flowers, which spread over quite a wide area. The yam is harvested after rainfall months, when it is dug up from the ground and gathered. By depicting the Yam Dreaming in their paintings, indigenous artists are able to pay homage to this significant plant and encourage its continual rejuvenation

Wankamaralj Kulpi

Bush Potato

Untitled

Mothers country

Tali (sandhills)

Awelye (Body paint)

Bush Fire Dreaming

Tingari

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Bush Fire Dreaming

painted 2007

Dilly bag

Untitled

Tingari dreaming

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Lightning dreaming

Mothers Country

Bush Fire Dreaming

Tingari dreaming

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Bush Yam

Wirrulnga

Two Rockholes at Kintore

Awelye ( Body Paint)

Awelye (Body Paint)

Wilkinkarra ( Lake Mackay) Grandmothers Country

Wilkinkarra ( Lake Mackay) Grandmothers Country

Bush Yam

Walpa ( Wind Dreaming)

Awelye ( Body Paint)

Walu

Marrapinti

Marrapinti

My Country

Tingari

The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.

Awelye (Body Paint)

Awelye ( Body Paint)

My Country Wilinkarra

Two rock holes at Kintore

Bush Yam

The Anaty - bush yam is staple part of the bush tucker diet of many indigenous people from the Central Desert region. The yam has an impressive root system, spreading up to twelve meters from the stalk, and is commonly found in woodland areas nearby a water source. The plant has bright green leaves and yellow flowers, which spread over quite a wide area. The yam is harvested after rainfall months, when it is dug up from the ground and gathered. By depicting the Yam Dreaming in their paintings, indigenous artists are able to pay homage to this significant plant and encourage its continual rejuvenation

Bush Yam

The Anaty - bush yam is staple part of the bush tucker diet of many indigenous people from the Central Desert region. The yam has an impressive root system, spreading up to twelve meters from the stalk, and is commonly found in woodland areas nearby a water source. The plant has bright green leaves and yellow flowers, which spread over quite a wide area. The yam is harvested after rainfall months, when it is dug up from the ground and gathered. By depicting the Yam Dreaming in their paintings, indigenous artists are able to pay homage to this significant plant and encourage its continual rejuvenation

Bush Yam

The bush yam dreaming is shared by several Utopian artists. The Anaty - bush yam is staple part of the bush tucker diet of many indigenous people from the Central Desert region. The yam has an impressive root system, spreading up to twelve meters from the stalk, and is commonly found in woodland areas nearby a water source. The plant has bright green leaves and yellow flowers, which spread over quite a wide area. The yam is harvested after rainfall months, when it is dug up from the ground and gathered. By depicting the Yam Dreaming in their paintings, indigenous artists are able to pay homage to this significant plant and encourage its continual rejuvenation

Bush Fire Dreaming

Womens Hair String Ceremony

ANATYE ( Bush Potato)

ANATYE (Bush Potato)

Awelye ( Body Paint)

Bush Yam Seed Dreaming

The Anaty - bush yam is staple part of the bush tucker diet of many indigenous people from the Central Desert region. The yam has an impressive root system, spreading up to twelve meters from the stalk, and is commonly found in woodland areas nearby a water source. The plant has bright green leaves and yellow flowers, which spread over quite a wide area. The yam is harvested after rainfall months, when it is dug up from the ground and gathered. By depicting the Yam Dreaming in their paintings, indigenous artists are able to pay homage to this significant plant and encourage its continual rejuvenation

Bush Yam

Jeannie inherited the yam dreaming from her mother, however she created her own distinct style, depicting with intricate detail the flower and seeds the Anaty - the bush yam or potato. The bush yam dreaming is shared by several Utopian artists. The Anaty - bush yam is staple part of the bush tucker diet of many indigenous people from the Central Desert region. The yam has an impressive root system, spreading up to twelve meters from the stalk, and is commonly found in woodland areas nearby a water source. The plant has bright green leaves and yellow flowers, which spread over quite a wide area. The yam is harvested after rainfall months, when it is dug up from the ground and gathered. By depicting the Yam Dreaming in their paintings, indigenous artists are able to pay homage to this significant plant and encourage its continual rejuvenation

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