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  1. ‘Janmarda’ Painting

    In this painting Emily has depicted designs associated with the Janmarda Tjukurrpa (Onion Dreaming) site of Karrinyarra (Central Mt Wedge). Karinyarra is two hours drive North West of the remote Aboriginal...

  2. ‘Papa Tjukurrpa – Dog Dreaming’ Painting

    This painting is a story of the Papa Tjukurrpa – Dog Dreaming, which is the story of the artist’s father. It is of Niyuman, east of Kintore and it is secret men’s business....

  3. Tunga Bark Painting by Rhonda Henry

    Tungas, a type of artwork created on bark, undergo a meticulous process of harvesting and preparation. Collected during the wet season, the bark is softened for removal. To preserve the tree, a straight li...

  4. Alfred Lowe painting – untitled (552-22AS)

    SKU: 552-22AS...

  5. ‘Tjarlirli Rockhole Tjawina’ Painting

    Two women are at the Tjarlirli rockhole near Tjurkala. They are cooking up the bush tucker they have collected and have been digging for water. Their campsite is depicted with wiltchya (shelter) and the fi...

  6. Rachael Sarra paintings

    From late February to early March 2022, Brisbane suffered an extraordinary weather event with significant “rain bomb” that produced an enormous amount of water, equal to 80% of the annual rainf...

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