Feature Product
Echidna & Donkey Sculptures
Fibre Art Sculptures, Echidna and Donkey set by Carolyn Kenta. Tjanpi Desert Weavers is a dynamic social enterprise of NPY Women’s Council. Tjanpi (meaning ‘dry grass’) supports Aboriginal women living in remote Central and Western desert communities to create contemporary fibre art. Made by hand using dry grass, bound with wool and raffia.
Meet the Artist
Agnes Wotton
Agnes Wotton lives and creates art on the remote Aboriginal community of Palm Island. She is a self-taught artist and has an affinity with colour.
Primarily a painter, she creates work that showcases the island’s unique landscape and animals through a stylised and simplicitic lense. Agnes often creates work through the layering of patterns and colour. Painting is a healing process for her.
Millenia old and modern day culture shines through our many diverse arts practices, and they are shared for all at the Aboriginal Art Co.
