Dulcie Kelly Nangala 940 mm x 1510 mm

Dulcie Kelly Nangala 940 mm x 1510 mm

In 2008 Gracie modified her style and this resulted in the colours of her works being much more vivid and bold

sand hills

Her work is characterized by vibrant fresh colours and designs celebrating the spirit of the yam plant (Kurrajong Tree) as it generates year after year to feed the people

In 1989 after spending long periods of time observing her famous aunt

Language:Pintupi/Ngaatjatjara  Country:Warakurna WAGracie is the daughter of George Ward Tjungurrayi a highly eminent first-generation indigenous artist dating back to when the western desert art movement was just beginning to evolve

Wanakiji/ Bush Tomato grows in the open spinifex country and is a small

creating much of the landscape in Central Australia

It has been said that she developed her style by watching Kathleen paint where she delicate dotting highlighted the structure of her paintings

Lily is a respected senior law woman within her community & custodian over the Women dreaming stories associated with Kunajarrayi

Her highly renowned paintings titled “Grass Seeds” are now considered contemporary and unique

however as a young child moved to Docker River and later to Warakurna

One of the main themes of George’s paintings relates to the “Tingari Cycle” and events associated with “Tingari” are generally of a secret nature and as such limited details are available