Ronnie Tjampitjinpa 1110 x 2050

Ronnie Tjampitjinpa 1110 x 2050

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

more commonly referred to as “Women Business”

- 2011 JanuaryLanguage:- PintupiRegion:- KintoreMakinti began to paint for the Papunya Tula Artists in 1996

referencing the places within this landscape where women's ceremonies are staged

When painting on linen

lightly coloured lines that represent the hair string skirts of the ‘Kungka Kutjarra’ or Two Women who feature prominently in Pintupi ancestral stories

\Bombatu Napangati grew up 'in the bush living a traditional life with her family

In this small time

The themes most commonly associated with Bombatu’s paintings are related to women's ceremonies and places associated with Wiyarra (Rock Hole) more commonly referred to as her mother’s country located near the Western Australia & Northern Territory border and is a place she represents depicting

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

Makinti was a committed and prolific artist and her works have representation in many major galleries and private collections

Gracie was born in this era (1973) at Papunya