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I was born at a place called Kurtal. I spent time at Bohemia
Downs and Christmas Creek stations. I used to milk the nanny
goats on Bohemia station. I was a young girl without milk.
I had not yet had children when I first went there.
Exhibition History
Group Exhibitions
1991 Karrayili, Tandanya, Adelaide
1992 Group Show, Hogarth Gallery, Sydney
1993 Images Of Power, National Gallery of Victoria
Mangkaja Women, Fremantle Arts Centre, Perth
1994 Ngajakura Ngurrara Minyarti- this
is my country, Festival
Of Perth Exhibition, Artplace
1995 Group Show, Australian Perspectives Gallery, Brisbane
Kimberley Art, Melbourne
National Aboriginal Art Award, Selected to hang
1996 National Aboriginal Art Award, Selected to hang
Group Show, Hogarth Gallery, Sydney
Broken Promises, Tandanya, Adelaide
Heritage Commission Art Award, Old Parliament House, Canberra
1997 Group Show, Hogarth Gallery, Sydney
1998 Group Show, Rebecca Hossack Gallery, London
1999 Ngurrara, Japingka Gallery, Fremantle
2001 Ngurrara Canvas, National Gallery of Australia
Mangkaja Arts Ten Years On Mangkaja’s 10 year
Anniversary Show, Tandanya, Adelaide
2002 Group Show, Flinders Lane Gallery, Melbourne
2003 Mangkaja Women, Raft Artspace, Darwin
Jila, Jumu, Jiwari & Wirrkuja, University of Western
Australia
Fitzroy Fusions, Raft Artspace, Darwin
2004 This is still my country... 10
years on... Perth
International Arts Festival- Artplace, Perth
Publications
1991 Karrayili;
10 years on , Exhibition Catalogue
Aboriginal women's Exhibition catalogue, Art Gallery Of New
South Wales
1993 Mangkaja Women , Exhibition catalogue
1994 Ngajakura Ngurrara Minyarti, This
Is My Country, Exhibition
Catalogue
1998 Jila Painted Waters of the Great
Sandy Desert, Video
Documentary / SBS Television
2000 Oxford Companion to Aboriginal
Art , Oxford University
Press & ANU
Karrayili The history of Karrayili Adult Education Centre,
IATSIS Canberra
2001 Painting Up Big, The Ngurrara Canvas, Kaltja Now National
Aboriginal Cultural Institute - Tandanya
2002 Kurtal; Snake Spirit , Video Documentary / ABC Television
2003 Martuwarra and Jila, Jumu, Jiwari and Wirrkuja, Exhibition
Catalogue Cullity Gallery UWA Perth/ Mangkaja Arts Resource
Agency
The Painted Desert The Fate of an Aboriginal Masterpiece,
New Yorker Magazine July 28
Collections
Art Gallery of New South Wales, Artbank, National Gallery
of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria, Kennesaw State
University-Atlanta Georgia
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