Tingari A7943 Ronnie Tjampitjinpa Nowadays the Warlpiri women go

Nowadays the Warlpiri women go out on food gathering trips and teach the children which berries to collect and how to locate the goanna holes

In this painting Lily depicts 'Tali' or the sandhills located near her homelands west of Alice Springs in Central Australia

all around this place there are frogs

In this painting Maureen has depicted the country surrounding her homelands at Yuelamu

Tingari A7943 Ronnie Tjampitjinpa Nowadays the Warlpiri women goAnnual Rental: $16 per week (excl. delivery & install) Size: 80 x 123cm acrylic on linen Walala Tjapaltjarri is part a small family group that made international headlines when they walked out of the remote Western Australian desert in late 1984. Until that moment, Walala and his family had lived a completely traditional lifestyle, entirely isolated from modern Western society. In his paintings he tells stories of the Tingari Ancestors men and women