Tingari Dreaming

Anatjari was one of the first artists invloved in the Western Desert Art Movement, and is remembered as one of Papunya Tula's most consistent and dedicated painters over two and a half decades (c. 1976-1999). While visiting relatives in Balgo Anatjari would instruct people about painting with acrylic on canvas, including his younger brother, Dini Campbell, who later moved to Kintore and began painting for Papunya Tula Artists.
He is the father of established second generation artists Mantua Nangala, Yinapura Nangala and Ray James Tjangala. Anatjari's work was shown in Face of the Centre, National Gallery of Victoria 1985, the Asia Society's Dreamings: Art of Aboriginal Australia exhibition and many other group exhibitions of Papunya Tula Artists.

Dimensions: 137 x 90cm