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Women's Ceremony - Sandhills & Rockholes near Kintore - Wentja Napaltjarri
Wentja Napaltjarri
Women's Ceremony - Sandhills & Rockholes near Kintore, 2013
digital print on paper
50x57.5 cm (paper) 46x40cm (image)
Watiyawanu artists, NT
Art Leven [formerly Cooee Art], Gadigal (Sydney, NSW)
Printed: Vision Image Lab for Fairfax Media Australia Day Exhibition 2013
This work depicts a Women's site near an important Rockhole, near Tjukurla. The central roundel s represent the rockholes as well as a ceremonial site. The lines in the centre represent sandhills. This site is an important site for Wentja's father ,Shorty Lungkata, who was a very prominent Papunya senior artist. Wentja was a finalist in the Telstra national Art Award in 2002.
In contrast to her father's work, Wentja's paintings are less geometric with a softening of iconography through interlacing with intricate finely dotted patterning. This soft dotting technique is characteristic of many of the Mount Liebig women artists
Inventory ID: 14443/8
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