This painting depicts Kungka Kutjara, meaning Two Women, and is one of the most significant Tjukurpa stories of the Western Desert region. It tells the story of two sisters travelling through the desert. As they travelled, their actions created landmarks such as rock holes and mountain ranges, forging a record of their travels across the land. The story involves sensitive information that only women are allowed to know, therefore the fine details cannot be published here
Kunga Kutjara 22-687KA (A)
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$840
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Artwork Details
Medium | Acrylic, Canvas (Requires Framing) |
Dimensions | 30in (W) x 40in (H) x 0in (D) |
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Artist Bio
Julieanne's father's country is around Tjukurla and her mother's country is around Warakurna. She grew up in Warakurna and went to school there. Julieanne was taught to paint by Kim Butler and Marlene Larry in Alice Springs. She has been painting since 2013. Julieanne now resides in Areyonga and comes back to visit her family in Tjukurla.
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Julieanne's studio is in Kaltukatjara, NT