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Tjapangati, Possum, b. 1940
Walmatjari artist who painted for Warlayirti Artists from Billiluna in the late 1980s, until his passing in 1989. His paintings are unusual for the Balgo ...
Bates, Tjapartji, b. 1933
Tjapartji Bates worked with the Warburton Arts Project and Warakurna Artists, through the Wanarn program.
Lawson, Tjawina
Roberts, Tjawina, b. 1940
Painter, carver and weaver of the Pitjantjatjara language and cultural group who is based in Irrunytju, where she is also a strong community leader and ...
Burrut'tji at Baraltja

by Ganambarr, Gunybi.

Natural pigments on incised bark

Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Centre, New Caledonia
Tjilya, Tjinkuma, b. 1940
Senior Pitjantjatjara artist based in Irrunytju whose paintings refer to the Minyma Tjuta (Seven Sisters) and Minyma Kutjara (Two Sister) Dreamings of her country.
Illortaminni Tjipomurrayl, Glen Farmer, b.
Kapi Tjukula

by Bourke, Jean.

Tali near Tjukurla

by Jack, Eunice Napanangka.

152 x 183cm

Acrylic on linen

Aralya Tjukurpa

by Atira-Atira, Tjulkiwa.

Kanypi Tjukurpa

by Baker, Nyukana.

Kungkarrangkalpa Tjukurpa (Seven Sisters Dreaming)

by Bates, Tjapartji.

Painting 76 by 82 cm

acrylic on canvas

Piltati Tjukurpa

by Stevens, Eileen Yaritja.

Tjukurrpa

by Napangardi, Eunice, Robinson, Rene Napangardi.

Atira-Atira, Tjulkiwa, b. 1951
Pitjanjatjara artist who began working with craft in Ernabella in 1968. Her artistic pursuits led her to the medium of batik and in 1988, after ...
Tjapanangka, Tjumpo, b. 1930
Prominent Kukatja artist who began painting in Balgo (WA) in 1986. His paintings are typically large in scale and powerful in design. His work is ...
Tjun Tjun

by Rictor, Clem.

Carroll, Paddy Tjungarrayi, b. 1927
A senior lawman and widely respected figure in the Papunya community, Paddy Carroll was a consistent painter for Papunya Tula Artists for several decades from ...
Jugadai, Timmy Tjungarrayi, b. 1920
Important community leader in Haasts Bluff (NT). He often painted with Limpi Tjapangati, one of the pioneers of the Papunya Tula movement.