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About the Artists
Our vibrant and dynamic artists are from the Utopia region; a large remote area of Central Australia which, until recently, had no government funded art centre. As a result of their pioneering efforts, they have one of the strongest and richest art histories.
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Most Revisited Paintings of 2018
We've pulled together the top ten paintings that were trafficked the most (and currently available) - where every single painting view has been counted. We're calling it the 'Most Re-visited Paintings' of 2018.
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Top Ten Paintings of 2018
A list of the most trafficked (and currently available) paintings online in 2018 - based on number of viewers (not views).
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Josie Petrick Kemarre Paintings
"The sweet edible angkwerrpme berries change from green to shades of yellow, red and orange before finally a blue-ish purple (close to black) when it falls from the stem and is collected in bulk."
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Women of Influence exhibition
Women of Influence showcases a collection of exquisite works by influential women; known for their leadership and influence whether by innate character or artistic expression.
Gifts to Envy
Gift ideas for The Season.
Shop original paintings under $200 and printed gifts by Desert Doll.
A Cowboy Tale: Cowboy Loy and the Bush Turkey Dreaming
Born in 1947 on MacDonald Downs Station in Central Australia, Cowboy Loy Pwerle grew up mustering sheep and cattle and spent most of his life as a Stockman.
His name, Cowboy, is actually a name he took on in later years, reflecting his good standing in this field and revealing the depths of the passion he felt for this role.
Feature Artwork: Angelina Ngale
"These works can be appreciated at a superficial level for their abstraction and painterliness. At a deeper level they can be seen as a contemporary dialogue of a cultural, religious, social and geographic component of her life."
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Julie Pengarte's Honey Ant Story
Julie took a small metal instrument and a paint pot, and lay the small canvas over a smooth plank of wood. Leaning over the canvas, she dipped the instrument into the pot and began creating intricate strings of white dots from the centre of the canvas out.
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Deteriorating health for prestigious artist. No longer able to paint.
Sadly one of our artists health is deteriorating and we feel it necessary to tell you as she has been a pre-eminent artist for some time and is now unable to paint.
Kathleen Ngale, in her mid 80's, is no longer able to see. On a recent trip to her homelands we met with Kathleen who told us. It was just over a year ago that her aging was the subject of an ABC article.
Explore Lena. An exhibition of paintings by Utopia elder Lena Pwerle
Now Open. Lena celebrates our annual exhibition of paintings by Utopia elder Lena Pwerle.
The exhibition showcases eighteen fresh, spirited Soakage paintings.
Desert Yam in Aboriginal Art
The desert yam is sacred to the people of Irrwelty in northern Utopia and can be found featured in paintings by Aboriginal people of this area.
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