Bessie Pitjara 890 mm x 1990 mm

Bessie Pitjara 890 mm x 1990 mm

Barbara began her painting career and in 1994 was part of a group of ten Utopian women to travel to Indonesia to learn about Batik(silk painting) Not long after returning from Indonesia Barbara’s individual works began to attract attention from collectors worldwide

Jeannie lives a traditional life at Utopia as a ngangker (traditional healer or doctor) providing advice

Exhibitions: 2003 Telstra Awards

Collection:- National Gallery of Victoria – MelbourneExhibitions:-2003 Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi- MelbourneAwards: -2008 Winner of 25th Telstra NATSIAA

in particular

As an upcoming artist who is already creating unique artwork

She is a granddaughter to the highly acclaimed artist Linda Syddick and often paints alongside Linda and her mother Ruby Nangala Daniels

Northern TerritoryLynette began painting for the Papunya Tula Artists movement around 1990 and works equally well in several artistic mediums

Lynette creates a blend of colour that adds depth and dimension to her work

Region:- Utopia

the “Tali” (Pintupi word) for sand hills with geometric dotted lines creating an almost maze-like effect

rock holes and the effect of wind and rain upon the desert landscape