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01/09/2025

Marrapinti Kiwirkura
Maureen Ward Nakamarra
Acrylique sur toile de lin
61x61 cm
Marrapinti Kiwirkura décrit la création sur le site de Marrapinti, un trou creusé dans le roc. Cette région se situe à l’Est de Kiwirkura. Elle décrit l’histoire de femmes mûres qui campèrent sur ce site. Elles collectèrent une certaine quantité de « kampurarrpa » (raisins du Bush) afin d’effectuer des cérémonies traditionnelles.Ce site est aussi associé aux rituels des femmes Pintupis qui ont pour habitude de se faire des piercings dans le nez.
Ces symboles représentent une carte de la région Ouest du désert et chaque section décrit des activités ancestrales ou des régions précises de ce désert tels les dunes de sable, les lieux de cérémonies etc.

Peinture d’Australie – Art Aborigène

This painting depicts the creation events at the rock hole site of Marrapinti west of Kiwirkura. A group of senior women camped at this site, they gathered kampurarrpa – bush raisin, which are ground to make a type of traditional damper. This site is also associated with nos piercing rituals for the Pintupi women. The block like design literraly represents a symbolic map of the Western Desert region and each section depicts ancestral activities that were part of the formation of the present day environment including Tali Tali (sand hills) dans Kapi (clay pans) shown by the circle.

Dreamings: Maureen has been painting for a few years and has been highly influenced by her strong traditional painting lineage. Maureen is depicting women’s ceremonial sites of Marrapinti and Lake Mackay south west of Kiwirrkura. The ceremony which takes place here involves sharpening a piece of animal bone and using it to pierce the septum of the nose. Other information on these women’s ceremonies is privy only to the initiated.

23/08/2025

Kellyanne Gibson Tex
Water Dreaming
2022
Acrylic on Polycotton
71cm x 56 cm

Kellyanne paints Water Dreaming’s associated with her ancestor’s traditional country north west of Nyrippi at Mina Mina and Lappi Lappi.

23/08/2025

Karrku
71x56 cm
Acrylique sur toile

Cette peinture représente les événements de création sur le site du trou de roche à l’ouest de Karrku W.A dont Maureen a hérité de son grand-père Frank Ward Tjupurrula. La conception de l’arc représente littéralement une carte symbolique de la région du désert occidental et chaque section représente des activités ancestrales qui faisaient partie de la formation de l’environnement actuel, y compris « Tali Tali » (collines de sable) et « Kapi » (casseroles d’argile) montrées par la spirale intérieure.

Cette peinture est un design Tingari classique qui émet un puissant effet de scintillement avec la sélection de couleurs monochromatiques combinée à la spontanéité et à l’énergie de l’artiste.

Maureen a également hérité de ses créations de sa mère Lorna Ward Napanangka et de son grand-père du côté de sa mère, feu Timmy Payunka Tjapangati, qui sont tous deux d’importants peintres Pintupi de l’école d’artistes Papunya.

This painting depicts the creation events at the rock hole site of west of Karrku W.A which Maureen has inherited from her Grandfather Frank Ward Tjupurrula. The arc design literally represents a symbolic map of the Western Desert region and each section depicts ancestral activities that were part of the formation of the present day environment including ‘Tali Tali’ (sand hills) and ‘Kapi’ (clay pans) shown by the inner spiral.
This painting is a classic Tingari design that emits a powerful shimmer effect with the monochromatic colour selection combined with the spontaneity and energy of the artist.
Maureen has also inherited her designs from her mother Lorna Ward Napanangka and her Grandfather from her mothers side the late Timmy Payunka Tjapangati, both of whom are significant Pintupi painters from the Papunya school of artists.

21/08/2025

Abie Loy (ou )
Acrylique sur toile
91x91 cm

The Bush Turkey Story or Bush Turkey Dreaming is a significant cultural narrative for the Anmatyerre people of the Utopia region in Central Australia, often depicted in Aboriginal art, such as in the works of artists like Cowboy Loy Pwerle and Abie Loy Kemarre. Below is a description of the story based on available information, particularly from the context of Aboriginal cultural narratives and art:
The Bush Turkey Story is rooted in the Dreamtime, the Aboriginal spiritual framework that explains the origins of the land, animals, and cultural practices. The bush turkey, known as arwengerrp in the Anmatyerre language (referring to the Australian bustard, Ardeotis australis, also called bush turkey in Central Australia), is a central figure in this narrative. The story is tied to the landscape of Ahalpere, near the Sandover River in Utopia, where the bush turkey is a totem animal for some Anmatyerre people.
In the narrative, the bush turkey is depicted as a creature that inhabits tall, thick grassy areas or creek beds, foraging for seeds and small fruits, such as the akatyerre (a small, nutritious fruit). The story describes the turkey’s daily journey through its environment, moving from its nesting areas near creek beds to foraging grounds. In artistic representations, such as those by Abie Loy Kamarre, specific symbols convey elements of the story:

Concentric circles represent the turkey’s home or nesting site by a creek.

Strong diagonal lines symbolize the turkey’s journey to collect food.

Semicircle patterns depict the tall grasses where the turkey hides while foraging.

Dots represent the seeds and fruits it seeks.

The story also connects the bush turkey to hunting practices, as the bird was once an abundant food source for the Utopia people. Hunting the turkey often led to finding akatyerre fruit, linking the two in song and story. This narrative reflects the deep connection between the Anmatyerre people, their environment, and the animals that sustain them, emphasizing survival, movement, and the cyclical nature of life in the desert.

20/08/2025

Freda P**a Price
Bush Yam, My Mothers country
Acrylique sur toile
122x91 cm

20/08/2025

Abie Loy Kemarre
Bush Turkey Dreaming
61x61cm

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