Entries from Utopian Aboriginal Art Gallery tagged with 'Central Desert'
Bush Potato Dreaming
Lisa is from a family of renowned artists including her mother, Dolly Petyarre Mills, and her auntie, Gloria Petyarre Mills. As a relatively new, emerging...
Country
Lucky Kngwarreye Morton was born in 1949 on MacDonald Downs and is the daughter of artist and senior boss woman Mary Kemarre Morton and Billy...
Bush Flowers
Josie was born at Santa Teresa but moved to Mt Swan next to Utopia when she married. She now lives near Harts Range. Josie began...
Bush Flowers
Josie was born at Santa Teresa but moved to Mt Swan next to Utopia when she married. She now lives near Harts Range. Josie began...
Bush Flowers
Josie was born at Santa Teresa but moved to Mt Swan next to Utopia when she married. She now lives near Harts Range. Josie began...
Country
Mary Kemarre Morton - born in 1925 on MacDonald Downs into the Alyawarr tribe - is one of the senior women on Utopia and therefore...
Emu (Ankerr) Tucker Dreaming
Dolly is widely recognised as one of Australia’s leading Aboriginal artists and has works in major Australian and international collections. Her Dreamings include Yam Seed...
Emu (Ankerr) Tucker Dreaming
Dolly is widely recognised as one of Australia’s leading Aboriginal artists and has works in major Australian and international collections. Her Dreamings include Yam Seed...
Sand Dunes
Natalie Pula Holmes' Sand Dunes is an evocation of landscape encountered on her many travels to Lake Nash in the Northern Territory. She layers colour...
Wild Flowers
Sally Kemara Perkins is a young Eastern Arrernte artist whose paintings represent the landscape of her childhood and landscape of her travels. She derives her...
Wild Flowers
Sally Kemara Perkins is a young Eastern Arrernte artist whose paintings represent the landscape of her childhood and landscape of her travels. She derives her...
Wild Flowers
Sally Kemara Perkin’s work represents the landscape of her childhood and landscape of her travels. She derives her inspiration from the many and varied wild...
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