Father’s country Tjukurla – Kulitu Tjakamarra. Mother’s country Kintore – Napiltjarri. Born in the bush. Josephine is one of the origninal women who first began paintin in Haasts Bluff. She paints father’s Tjukurrpa of Tjukurla as well as Inma: minyma tjurta dancing (many women dancing).
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Top Image: Tjarlirli artists Dennis Brown, Doreen Bennett, Henry Farmer, Julieanne Farmer & Ms. M Giles just over the WA border, west of Kaltukatjarra, 2019. Troopy artwork: Carol Giles, Minyma Tjukurla, 2019. Images courtesy of Tjarlirli Art Inc.
Background Image: Carol Giles, Minyma Tjukurla (detail), 2019. Images courtesy of Tjarlirli Art Inc.
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