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Our gallery is a platform dedicated to the exhibition and support of contemporary Australian First Nations art, grounded in ethical, curatorially led practice.

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Discover a curated selection of works by Australian First Nations artists, from thoughtful gifts to museum-quality artworks, presented through exhibitions and private sale.

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Our annual program includes monthly exhibitions, events, talks, and private collector previews.
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Our auction program combines specialist knowledge with a rigorous approach to the secondary market and a strong record in the sale of collectible First Nations artworks through auction and private treaty.

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Japingka Waterhole - Dreamtime Story - Jimmy Pike

Name: Japingka Waterhole - Dreamtime Story - Art Leven (formerly Cooee Art)
SKU: 19881
Price: 1200 AUD
Availability: InStock

Jimmy Pike

Japingka Waterhole - Dreamtime Story, 1196

screenprint

41.5 x 59 cm

$1,200

PROVENANCE
 Desert Designs, NSW

"Six brothers were living at this place. Two women came here and the six Pajarriwarnti brothers were turned into a snake. A big strong wind, a willi-willi sprung up and dragged them down into the waterhole. The ground grew damp and clouds to bring water. Above the waterhole is a big sandhill where only men can go." - Jimmy Pike

Inventory ID: 19881

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Japingka Waterhole - Dreamtime Story - Jimmy Pike

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