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         <description>Joy Jones’ inspiration for her paintings is derived from her knowledge of Awely or women’s business. Awely describes everything associated with women’s ceremonies or rituals including the painted designs adorning the women’s bodies.




In preparation for the ceremonies, the women paint designs on the top half of their body using a variety of powders, ground from charcoal and yellow and red ochre. The body paint designs vary from ceremony to ceremony and depend on the subject and the time of year the ceremony is held. Different symbols are painted on the body and may vary from person to person depending on the seniority of each member. Joy Kngwarreye Jones’s paintings represent her interpretation of these designs which she views from an aerial perspective.




Note: The women’s ceremonies are focal points in the life of the community and are integral to the happiness and well being of the people. They gather together and sing and dance led by the most senior women of the clan group. It is at these ceremonial gatherings that the women, especially the younger ones, are taught the tribal dreamings or rules of life by the senior women.
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         <description>Joy Jones’ inspiration for her paintings is derived from her knowledge of Awely or women’s business. Awely describes everything associated with women’s ceremonies or rituals including the painted designs adorning the women’s bodies.




In preparation for the ceremonies, the women paint designs on the top half of their body using a variety of powders, ground from charcoal and yellow and red ochre. The body paint designs vary from ceremony to ceremony and depend on the subject and the time of year the ceremony is held. Different symbols are painted on the body and may vary from person to person depending on the seniority of each member. Joy Kngwarreye Jones’s paintings represent her interpretation of these designs which she views from an aerial perspective.




Note: The women’s ceremonies are focal points in the life of the community and are integral to the happiness and well being of the people. They gather together and sing and dance led by the most senior women of the clan group. It is at these ceremonial gatherings that the women, especially the younger ones, are taught the tribal dreamings or rules of life by the senior women.
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The Custodian Women paint their upper bodies for these ceremonies. These designs which are painted on the breasts and upper torsos of the women are the source of inspiration for Joy’s work. 


During the ceremonies women congregate around various ceremonial sites or sacred ground paintings. It is at these ceremonial gatherings that the women, especially the younger ones, are taught the tribal dreamings, or rules of life by the elders.
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The Custodian Women paint their upper bodies for these ceremonies. These designs which are painted on the breasts and upper torsos of the women are the source of inspiration for Joy’s work. 


During the ceremonies women congregate around various ceremonial sites or sacred ground paintings. It is at these ceremonial gatherings that the women, especially the younger ones, are taught the tribal dreamings, or rules of life by the elders.</description>
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The Custodian Women paint their upper bodies for these ceremonies. These designs which are painted on the breasts and upper torsos of the women are the source of inspiration for Joy’s work. 


During the ceremonies women congregate around various ceremonial sites or sacred ground paintings. It is at these ceremonial gatherings that the women, especially the younger ones, are taught the tribal dreamings, or rules of life by the elders.
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The Custodian Women paint their upper bodies for these ceremonies. These designs which are painted on the breasts and upper torsos of the women are the source of inspiration for Joy’s work. 


During the ceremonies women congregate around various ceremonial sites or sacred ground paintings. It is at these ceremonial gatherings that the women, especially the younger ones, are taught the tribal dreamings, or rules of life by the elders.</description>
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The Custodian Women paint their upper bodies for these ceremonies. These designs which are painted on the breasts and upper torsos of the women are the source of inspiration for Joy’s work. </description>
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         <description>Joy Jones’ inspiration for her paintings is derived from her knowledge of Awely or women’s business which are ceremonies associated with women’s social structure and ritual knowledge. Awely also describes the painted designs and images associated with women’s rituals.


The Custodian Women paint their upper bodies for these ceremonies. These designs which are painted on the breasts and upper torsos of the women are the source of inspiration for Joy’s work. 


Now on exhibit at The Prairie Hotel, Parachilna, Flinders Ranges</description>
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         <description>Joy’s inspiration for her paintings is derived from her knowledge of Awely or women’s business which are ceremonies associated with women’s social structure and ritual knowledge. Awely encompasses the painted designs and images associated with women’s rituals.


The designs which are painted on the breasts and upper torsos of the women are the source of inspiration for Joy’s work. </description>
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Joy Kngwarreye Jones became a painter as she embarked upon her ritual education. She learnt about Awely designs while painting on the bodies of women about to take part in a ceremony. The many striped designs painted on the upper torsos of ceremonial dancers are the source of inspiration for her paintings. </description>
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Joy Kngwarreye Jones became a painter as she embarked upon her ritual education. She learnt about Awely designs while painting on the bodies of women about to take part in a ceremony. The many striped designs painted on the upper torsos of ceremonial dancers are the source of inspiration for her paintings. </description>
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Joy Kngwarreye Jones became a painter as she embarked upon her ritual education. She learnt about Awely designs while painting on the bodies of women about to take part in a ceremony. The many striped designs painted on the upper torsos of ceremonial dancers are the source of inspiration for her paintings. </description>
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Joy Kngwarreye Jones became a painter as she embarked upon her ritual education. She learnt about Awely designs while painting on the bodies of women about to take part in a ceremony. The many striped designs painted on the upper torsos of ceremonial dancers are the source of inspiration for her paintings. </description>
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Joy Kngwarreye Jones became a painter as she embarked upon her ritual education. She learnt about Awely designs while painting on the bodies of women about to take part in a ceremony. The many striped designs painted on the upper torsos of ceremonial dancers are the source of inspiration for her paintings. </description>
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