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MAKINTI NAPANANGKA
c.1930 - 2009
Makinti is considered one of Australia’s most influential and talented Aboriginal artists post the Emily Kame Kngwarreye era, and is considered one of Australia’s most collectable Aboriginal artists.
DOROTHY ROBINSON NAPANGARDI
c.1953 - 2013
Dorothy’s paintings are highly sought after by both collectors and curators worldwide, especially since her tragic passing.
BARNEY ELLAGA
c.1941 - 2015
In a response to the land of his birth Barney used extraordinary colour compliments to contour terrains. His fresh and dynamic approach gives impact and power to these abstract pieces, and as a consequence his work is in high demand.
LILY KELLY NAPANGARDI
Born 1948
Lily uses a technique of tiny microcosmic dots and dashes, intricate subtle details that move with the viewer’s eyes. Her art is recognised as some of the most innovative in the contemporary Aboriginal art scene. It is highly sought-after by museums and private collectors worldwide.
BARBARA WEIR
1940 - 2023
One of the "stolen generation" Barbara's works are exhibited around the world. Taught to paint by her famous aunt, Emily Kame Kngwarreye, whose paintings have sold for over $1m
KUDDITJI KNGWARREYE
c.1938 - 2017
He was the brother of the late Emily Kame Kngwarreye and is one of the most prominent and successful artists in the history of contemporary indigenous Australian art. His unique style is often compared to Mark Rothko.
LILY KARADADA
Born c.1937
The central theme in Lily's paintings is the Wandjinas. They hide in the caves of the Kimberley region. If people go to a cave where there are Wandjinas, they must be careful not to disturb them or the Wandjina might call up a 'Big Cyclone' to blow them away.
MICHAEL NELSON JAGAMARA
Born 1942
The artist who designed the mural in the forecourt of the Australian Houses of Parliament and painted a huge 8.2 metre painting for the entry to the Sydney Opera House. He is considered to be one of the most famous and prolific painters in Australia
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GEORGE WARD TJUNGURRAYI
c.1945 - 2023
He has become one of the nation's most admired and most keenly collected artists. He's not at home in English; sees no merit in photographs; is uneasy in big, bustling towns like Alice Springs. "I'm a bush man, me," he insists, with a distinct, proud edge in his voice.
NINGURA NAPURRULA
c.1938 - 2013
Ningura Napurrula is one of the most important Australian Indigenous artists (both living and deceased) and is featured in some of the world's most significant public museums. Keenly sought after by international buyers.
1946 - 2014
Walangkura transmits the power of the desert, soaked up during her childhood years, and imbues her works with the mystery of a sacred perception.
"An artist of stellar quality, destined for the big time. She may already be there."
WALANGKURA NAPANANGKA