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Norelle Nangala Robertson

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Yarla Jukurrpa (Bush Potato Dreaming) - Cockatoo Creek by Norelle Nangala Robertson
30 × 30 cm prestretched
1465/17ny

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MESMERISING 💫 // another beautiful depiction of MESMERISING 💫 // another beautiful depiction of Mina Mina Dreaming by Pauline Napangardi Gallagher. Link in bio ⭐️
STEVEN JUPURRURLA NELSON 🤩 // painting under th STEVEN JUPURRURLA NELSON 🤩 // painting under the strict supervision of shop dog 🐶
NEW THIS WEEK 💥 // get ‘em while they’re ho NEW THIS WEEK 💥 // get ‘em while they’re hot! ⠀ ⠀ Don’t forget, free shipping in Aus. Link in bio 🔥 x
THE WEEK THAT WAS 🙌 // plenty of new pieces dro THE WEEK THAT WAS 🙌 // plenty of new pieces dropping over the next few weeks. Keep your eyes peeled 👀
NEW PUPPERS 🐶// by the talented Senita Napangar NEW PUPPERS 🐶// by the talented Senita Napangardi Granites. Get in quick and these will get snapped up! 🤩 ⠀ ⠀ Link in bio x
PRE-ORDER THE COLLECTION TODAY ☀️ //⠀ @o_nor PRE-ORDER THE COLLECTION TODAY ☀️ //⠀ @o_north_o have worked with senior artists from our Art Centre, including Murdie Nampijinpa Morris, Steven Jupurrurla Nelson, Flora Nakamarra Brown, Shanna Napanangka William and Hilda Nakamarra Rogers.⠀ ⠀ Each of the artworks featured in this collection is one of the artist's Jukurrpa - often called a Dreaming Story.⠀ ⠀ Each artwork featured in this collection is deeply connected to the Warlpiri people.⠀ ⠀ Out of respect to country, this collection will be ethically manufactured by hand in Australia with environmentally friendly processes. Ethical practice sits at the heart of @o_north_o business model. Something we can definitely get behind 🙌
ANGES NAMPIJINPA FRY 🔥 // Agnes was born in 196 ANGES NAMPIJINPA FRY 🔥 // Agnes was born in 1965 in Yuendumu, a remote community located 290kms north-west of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory of Australia. She was schooled in Yuendumu and still lives there today. Agnes is married to Stephen Jakamarra Walker, the son of the famous Warlpiri artist Liddy Napanangka Walker. Together they have four children, Lesley, Braden, Sinella and Trevor. Their eldest son lives in Papunya and their eldest daughter lives at Mt Liebig, originally an outstation of Papunya but now a small community in its own rights. Agnes has been painting with Warlukurlangu since 2006 and paints her father’s Jukurrpa stories, Dreamings relating directly to her land, its features and animals. These stories were passed down to her by her father and her grandfather and their fathers for millennia. When Agnes is not painting she likes to go hunting for bush tucker, particularly Bush Currants. When she has the opportunity she also likes to travel to Papunya and Mt Liebig to see her daughter and son.
THIS IS WARLUKURLANGU 📖// "I know my community THIS IS WARLUKURLANGU 📖// "I know my community as a place of cultural abundance and saw, in this magazine, an opportunity to show you Yuendumu and what us Warlpiri people are truly like. I want you to hear our authentic voices. ⠀ I want you to hear how we cope during hard times; to see our resilience and determination. I want you to know our art, and our culture. I want you to feel our pride and love." Samara Fernandez, Warlpiri Editor⠀ ⠀ This publication is a collaborative project between @o_north_o and the community of Yuendumu and Nyrippi, the people of Warlpiri and Anmatyerr Country.⠀ ⠀ This publication seeks to profile some of the many amazingly talented local artists, budding journalists, storytellers and photographers alongside NORTH’s newest Warlu fashion in collaboration with some of our Warlukurlangu artists.⠀ ⠀ Storytelling is a powerful tool for young people to share their culture. It’s a platform for people to talk about what is important to them and have agency over the way their stories are shared with the world.⠀ ⠀ Gets yours today via @o_north_o 📚 x
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