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Glenda Nangala Briscoe

Glenda Nangala Briscoe

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Bush Tucker by Glenda Nangala Briscoe
30 × 30 cm prestretched 
4980/21
Bush Tucker by Glenda Nangala Briscoe
30 × 30 cm prestretched 
3143/20
Bush Tucker by Glenda Nangala Briscoe
30 × 30 cm prestretched 
3144/20

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RUTH X SPOTLIGHT ❤️ // we’re excited to shar RUTH X SPOTLIGHT ❤️ // we’re excited to share Ruth Nungarrayi Spencer’s latest collab with @spotlightstores 🔥 Ruth has been painting with Warlukurlangu since she was a teenager. Her grandfather and grandmother told her the stories of her Jukurrpa (Dreaming) but it was Daisy Napanangka Nelson (1930 – 2001) who also painted with Warlukurlangu Artists, Ruth’s Number two Grandmother or Big Sister (Wendy and Alma Sims) who taught her Yanjirlpirri Jukurpa (Star Dreaming) painting. Ruth often travels and visits family in Lajamanu, Balgo, and Kalkaringi. Aside from painting, Ruth enjoys playing basketball and softball. ⚾️
STEVEN JUPURRURLA NELSON X ART MOB // Steven’s s STEVEN JUPURRURLA NELSON X ART MOB // Steven’s second solo exhibition of paintings at Art Mob is now live. If you’re in Hobart, pop into @art_mob_hobart and see these beauties up close and personal. Each piece in this exhibition is available for purchase via Art Mob’s website 🔥
HAPPY SUNDAY ☀️ // swipe through to see some o HAPPY SUNDAY ☀️ // swipe through to see some of the latest beauties to hit our online shop >>>
LLOYD JAMPIJINPA BROWN // Lloyd is the grandson of LLOYD JAMPIJINPA BROWN // Lloyd is the grandson of Paddy Japaljarri Stewart, one of the founding artists of Warlukurlangu Artists and one of the main painters of the famous Yuendumu School Doors. Lloyd was born in Alice Springs and has lived all of his life in Yuendumu an Aboriginal settlement located 290 kms north west of Alice Springs. Lloyds favourite pastime is singing in one of the local bands. He also loves playing football and is a keen supporter of the Yuendumu Magpies. He often goes out hunting for traditional animals with his family in the country surrounding Yuendumu. He first started painting for the art centre on small canvas boards which are given to the school children as part of the art centre cultural maintenance program during the school holidays. He has been painting on canvas since 2002. He paints the stories that have been passed down to him for millenia, these stories relate directly to Llody’s traditonal country, the animals and features which are commonly found in those places. Lloyd also helps out at the Art Centre, assisting with the preparation of art canvasses. 📸 @francismacindoe
AFFORDABLE ART FOR YOUR HOME 🌱 // we’ve teame AFFORDABLE ART FOR YOUR HOME 🌱 // we’ve teamed up with @bunnings to make our art more accessible and affordable. All pots are available for delivery and click and collect from your nearest Bunnings. If you don’t have much of a green thumb, there are also a few cushions on offer that can help liven up your couches. Browse the selection and place an order through the Bunnings website. Thanks @lekeisha1 for the great photo 🔥
TALENTED DUO 🙌 // Sisters Jeanie Napangardi Lew TALENTED DUO 🙌 // Sisters Jeanie Napangardi Lewis & Mary Napangardi Brown ❤️
SPOT THE ODD ONE OUT 👀 // Life imitating art 😂 New metal dogs landing this week 🙌 🐕
LLOYD JAMPIJINPA BROWN 🙌 // Lloyd is the grands LLOYD JAMPIJINPA BROWN 🙌 // Lloyd is the grandson of Paddy Japaljarri Stewart, one of the founders of Warlukurlangu Artists and one of the main painters of the famous Yuendumu school doors. Lloyd started painting for the art centre on small canvas boards which are given to the school kids as part of the art centre cultural maintenance program during the school holidays. Lloyd has since developed his own unique and distinctive style and has been an artist with Warlu since 2002 🤗
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