Kungka Tjukurrpa MK18274 ‘Arnkerrthe’ | Nancy Kunoth Petyarre and waterholes—while establishing the sacred

and waterholes—while establishing the sacred ceremonies and societal laws followed by the Pintupi people

Angelina creates her works through building up textured layers of interlacing dots

The dreamtime plains kangaroo made this place

Curated by Terence Maloon for Ann Thomson's survey exhibition at S

The painting depicts the rainmaker story and how two men unleashed a giant storm across the area

Kungka Tjukurrpa MK18274 ‘Arnkerrthe’ | Nancy Kunoth Petyarre and waterholes—while establishing the sacredSize: 60. 5 x 60. 5cm acrylic on linen This painting shows Nellies depiction of Travelling Women, and her country at Kintore approx 530km west of Alice Springs in Central Australia. The painting was passed to Nellie by her mother a Warlpiri woman. It shows the Warlpiri and Luritja women as they travel through their country for looking for water. The circles represent the rock pools (Puli), the site of water. The iconography surrounding the rock pools