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Two Snake Brothers Mitjili-napurrula-tag creating a body of work

Two Snake Brothers Mitjili-napurrula-tag creating a body of workKukika Adamson was born in 1950. She is an esteemed Pitjantjatjara artist from the Amata Community in South Australia, and she draws upon her ancestral heritage and the teachings of her father, Tiger Palpatja, to create vibrant artworks centred on Wanampi Tjukurpa the sacred Rainbow Serpent Dreaming. Her storytelling and paintings embody a deep connection to land, culture, and spirituality, offering audiences a powerful window into Aboriginal

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creating a body of work that positions her at the forefront of the ‘rising generation’ of Utopia painters

she and her family would hunt and gather food in the surrounding area

The locations and knowledge of rock hole sites

cultural and religious beliefs

Two Snake Brothers Mitjili-napurrula-tag creating a body of workKukika Adamson was born in 1950. She is an esteemed Pitjantjatjara artist from the Amata Community in South Australia, and she draws upon her ancestral heritage and the teachings of her father, Tiger Palpatja, to create vibrant artworks centred on Wanampi Tjukurpa the sacred Rainbow Serpent Dreaming. Her storytelling and paintings embody a deep connection to land, culture, and spirituality, offering audiences a powerful window into Aboriginal

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