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Alison Milyika Carroll at Ernabella APY Lands 2022

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APY Lands artist Marissa Angapiya Thompson speaks about her solo exhibition at Sabbia Gallery ‘Panu Tatu’ – May 2022 Marissa Angapiya Thompson at the Ernabella Arts Studio
ernabella-arts-monograph-wakefieldpress Ceramic warka wiru 20 years-kutu (20 years of creating ceramics)
ern1_523 Renita Stanley - Ngayuku Walka - My Design
ern1_526 Renita Stanley - Minyma Kutjara Wingellina III
ern1_456 Jayanna Andy - Tjukula - Waterholes II
ern1_455 Jayanna Andy - Tjukula - Waterholes I
ern1_352 Tjariya Stanley - Minyma Kutjara
ern1_531a Melissa Lewis - Melissa Lewis - Ngayulu Walka / My Design
ern1_566a Tjimpuna Williams - Ngayuku Walka - My Design I
ern1_513 Tjimpuna Williams - Ngayuku Walka - My Design II
ern1_511 Tjimpuna Williams - Piltati I
ern1_565a Tjimpuna Williams - Piltati III
ern1_512 Tjimpuna Williams - Piltati II
ern1_567a Tjimpuna Williams - Piltati IV
ern1_488 Tjimpuna Williams - Tjulpun-tjulpunpa / Wild or Desert Flower
ern1_327 Tjimpuna Williams - Wanampi/Watersnakes - Rainbow Serpent III
ern1_0twctjdbstudioernabella Tjimpuna Williams, Carlene Thompson & Janet DeBoos in the studio at Ernabella
ern1_528b Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tatu - Gumnut II
ern1_529a Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tjanpi / Native Grasses
ern1_487b Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tatu - Gumnut III
ern1_461 Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tatu - Gumnut
ern1_460 Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tatu - Gumnut
ern1_450b Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tatu - Gumnut
ern1_449a Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tatu - Gumnut
ern1_441 Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tutu - Gumnut VIII
ern1_432 SOLD - Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tatu - Gumnut - set of 3
ern1_0tjimpuna Tjimpuna Williams at the Ernabella Arts ceramic studio
ern1_491 Janice Stanley - Nyalpi Punu Ilkuwara (Leaf of Ilkuwara Tree) II
ern1_490 Janice Stanley - Nyalpi Punu Ilkuwara (Leaf of Ilkuwara Tree) I
ern1_542a SOLD - Melissa Lewis - Putipulawa Putitja / Wildflowers IV
ern1_448a SOLD - Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tatu - Gumnut Vessel
ern1_035 Imiyari (Yilpi) Adamson - Raiki Wara II
ern1_532a SOLD - Renita Stanley - Minyma Kutjara Wingellina V
ern1_530a SOLD - Melissa Lewis - Putipulawa Putitja / Wildflowers III
ern1_540a SOLD - Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tjulpu - Bird III
ern1_558b SOLD - Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tatu - Gumnut I
ern1_303 – 282-19 SOLD - Kalaya Ngura
ern1_305 SOLD - Lynette Lewis, Womikata Walka Tali - Sand Dune
ern1_304 SOLD - Lynette Lewis, Tali - Sand Dune
ern1_301 SOLD - Rachael Mipantjiti LIonel, Kapi Wankanya
ern1_285 SOLD - Yurpiya Lionel - Anumara I
ern1_290 SOLD - Yurpiya Lionel - Anumara V
ern1_289 SOLD - Yurpiya Lionel - Anumara IV
ern1_288 SOLD - Yurpiya Lionel - Anumara III
ern1_287 SOLD - Yurpiya Lionel - Anumara II
ern1_286 SOLD - Yurpiya Lionel - Anumara I
ern1_524 SOLD - Renita Stanley - Minyma Kutjara Wingellina I
ern1_514a SOLD - Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tjulpu - Bird I
ern1_500 SOLD - Melissa Lewis - Putipulawa Putitja / Wildflowers II
ern1_459 Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tatu - Gumnut
ern1_452 Marissa Angapiya Thompson - SOLD - Tatu - Gumnut
ern1_451 Marissa Angapiya Thompson - Tatu - Gumnut
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Ernabella Ceramics

Ceramic Artist, Ernabella, South Australia

PLEASE NOTE:

Sabbia Gallery represents the premier ceramic artists from Ernabella including Alison Milyika Carroll, Pepai Jangala Carroll, Elizabeth Dunn, Rupert Jack, Lynette Lewis, Tjunkaya Tapaya OAM, Carlene Thompson and Derek Jungarrayi Thompson. PLEASE VIEW THE INDIVIDUAL ARTIST PAGES FOR INFORMATION ON EACH ARTIST AND THEIR AVAILABLE ARTWORKS.

Ernabella Arts is Australia’s oldest, continually running Indigenous art centre. Established in 1948 and incorporated in 1974, the art centre is known for strong and diverse art making in the mediums of painting, ceramics, tjanpi and punu.

In our country, the APY Lands, we have seven art centres. Every day we come to work in the art centre. Ernabella Arts started in 1948 and it’s still going. We own our art centre. We paint tjukurpa – dreaming stories. We make strong, beautiful work and it will always be there. Our stories are from a long time ago and they will live in the future with our children. When they grow up they will be working here. They will be the owners of our art centre and will keep our culture strong.

Alison Milyika Carroll