Tjintu Ngalya-pakani Tjintu Matjarpanyi - From sunrise to sunset
Judy Martin and Tuppy Ngintja Goodwin are two senior artists and leaders of Mimili Maku Arts. Though they paint next to each other every day, their works explore very different parts of the expanse of land that makes up the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands. Both artists have a distinct visual language that embodies the country and Tjukurpa they know and paint. To the right eyes these works are much more than paintings, they are maps of country and documents of great knowledge. Tjintu Ngalya-pakani Tjintu Matjarpanyi brings two distant places together, demonstrating the interconnected nature of Tjukurpa and the all-encompassing and powerful connection to country held by Anangu across the APY Lands.
ReDot 27/11/19
Judy Martin,
Ngayuku Mamaku Ngura,
2019, Acrylic on linen
Sydney Contemporary 2019 - Betty Kuntiwa Pumani
Carriageworks 12/9/19-15/9/19
Betty Kuntiwa Pumani
Antara, 2019, Synthetic polymer on linen
A new series of photographs and sculptures from Robert Fielding, presented by Blackartprojects at Sydney Contemporary 2019.
"The objects in these photographs are echoes of the past. With them come the memories of past afflictions upon our land and culture: the memories of rations, missions, mining, and farming. Like manta (earth) continually reclaiming the physical remnants of the past through rust and erosion, Anangu culture continually reclaims its place as part of our landscape. By reshaping echoes of the past into songs of our future, we create new memories, new ways of keeping culture strong." - Robert Fielding
Carriageworks 12/9/19-15/9/19
Robert Fielding,
Echoes #1 (Tjalini), 2019, C-type print on lustre paper
New works by Betty Kuntiwa Pumani, Ngupulya Pumani and Marina Pumani Brown. This exhibition showcases the collective cultural knowledge and unique creative vision of these three exceptional women, as they each powerfully portray their sacred landscape in the APY Lands of South Australia.
Alcaston Gallery 12/6/19-13/7/19
Ngupulya Pumani,
Antara, 2018, Acrylic on linen
Tjitji Malatja Tjutaku - For all the Children to come
Mimili Maku Arts - Group Exhibition
Aboriginal Signature. 6/5/19
Tuppy Goodwin,
Antara, 2018, Acrylic on linen
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Nganampa Ngura Kunpu Kanyintjaku Tjukurpa Wirutjara
In the APY Art Centre Collective's first exhibition for 2019. Pauline Wangin, Anita Pumani, Linda Puna, Judy Martin and Marina Pumani Brown from Mimili Maku Arts bring their home country of Mimili to life on the canvas with vibrant colour and energy, resulting in a vivid and bold body of work that’s not to be missed!
APY Gallery 18/1/19 - 2/2/19
Linda Puna,
Ngayuku Ngura, 2018, Acrylic on linen
