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Ernabella Womens Grouping, 2016, Stoneware with sgraffito, Variable dimensions

ern1_216 Tjulpun Tjulpunpa - Wild or Desert Flowers
ern1_215 SOLD - Tjala - Honey Ants
ern1_214 SOLD - Alison Milyika Carroll - Ngayuku Walka V
ern1_213 SOLD - Alison Milyika Carroll - Ngayuku Walka IV
ern1_212 Alison Milyika Carroll - Ngayuku Walka VII
ern1_211 SOLD - Alison Milyika Carroll - Ngayuku Walka VI
ern1_210 Alison Milyika Carroll - Ngayuku Walka V
ern1_209 SOLD - Tjimpuna Williams - Ngayuku Walka IV
ern1_208 SOLD - Carlene Thompson - Tjulpu Kulunypa
ern1_207 SOLD - Carlene Thompson - Tjulpu Putitja II
ern1_206 SOLD - Carlene Thompson - Tjulpu Putitja I
ern1_205 Rachael Mipantjiti Lionel - Kapi Wankanya
ern1_204 SOLD - Yaritji Jack - Ngayuku Walka III
ern1_203 Janelle Muwitja Nakamarra Thompson - Ngayuku Ngura I
ern1_202 Janelle Muwitja Nakamarra Thompson - Ngayuku Walka II
ern1_201 Janice Stanley - Ngayuku Walka I

Gallery Two   18 May - 18 June 2016

Pukatjalanguru kungka tjuta kunpu warkarinytja – Ernabella women: strong work, together

Ernabella Women's Exhibition

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.

Sabbia Gallery is pleased to present this womens only collection of new works from the ever thriving and growing ceramics community of Ernabella. The exhibition includes artworks by Alison Milyika Carroll, Lynette Lewis, Janice Stanley, Carlene Thompson, Janelle Muwitja Nakamarra Thompson and Tjimpuna Williams.

Our drawings, our designs are inside us, they are part of us in the same way we are part of this country. We are putting down our country and our stories. We are following the steps of our grandparents, they left the marks for us to follow. What we are doing now is what they taught us. So we need to do the same thing for the generations coming behind us. This is our responsibility.

Anne Thompson