Artists

ANATJARI WAS ONE OF THE FIRST ABORIGINAL ARTISTS INVOLVED IN THE ACRYLIC MOVEMENT. HE WAS ONE OF PAPUNYA TULA‘S MOST CONSISTENT AND ENTHUSIASTIC PAINTERS FOR OVER 25 YEARS (C. 1976-1999)….

ANNA PITJARA WAS TAUGHT TO PAINT AT UTOPIA BY HER COUSIN GLORIA PETYARRE, SHE IS ALSO KNOWN AS ANNA PRICE PETYARRE AND IS THE NIECE OF THE LATE EMILY KAME…

was born in Winron, Pintupi country, across the Western Australian border, east of Kiwirrkura. BAMBATU LIVED APART FROM WHITE PEOPLE WITH HER FAMILY IN THE BUSH UNTIL HER TEENS, LIVING…

Barbara’s paintings depict the sacred ceremonial site near Tjukurla. The designs of her Women’s Ceremony paintings often have many related symbolic meanings

Barbara Weir was born about 1945 at Bundy River Station, a cattle station in the Utopia region of the Northern Territory. Her parents were Minnie Pwerle, one of Utopia’s most…

Barney is a senior Law-Man within the Alawa Community. While his art has been exhibited in group exhibitions since 1989 it was not until 1999 that he deemed it appropriate…

Betsy started painting in 1999 and has participated in a large number of exhibitions, including one with Judy Watson Napangardi. Betsy has developed a unique, controlled style using colour and…

Betty was born into perhaps the most well respected and collectible artistic families in contemporary Aboriginal art. Her late mother, Minnie Pwerle and her sister Barbara Weir are highly collectable…

BILL WHISKEY WAS WAS A TRADITIONAL MEDICINE MAN (NGANGKARI,) AND HEALER IN HIS ADOPTED COMMUNITY NEAR MOUNT LIEBIG IN THE CENTRAL DESERT. PEOPLE WOULD TRAVEL FROM MILES AWAY SEEKING HIS…

Billy Stockman‘s life began with tragedy. His mother and others of his family were killed in the 1928 Coniston Massacre, 280kms north of Alice Springs, while he was sleeping in…