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Spring WaterPenny K LyonsNyangarni (Penny K Lyons), of the Walmajarri language group was born at Wanywurtu under a tutujarti [desert walnut] tree. She grew up there with her family of one father, two mothers, one brother and two sisters. There is a rock hole with spring water at Wanywurtu where Nyangarni remembers going walkabout for goanna and pussycat [feral cat]. Nyangarnis family and other groups migrated north to the cattle station country surrounding the

The track passed through Coniston in Anmatyerre country to the east

Her art often focuses on women’s ceremonial practices and ancestral stories

to the west

widely travelled

Whilst her father worked as a stockman on the cattle station

The Netherlands

Common occasions for body paint application include hunting ceremonies and coming-of-age ceremonies for both men and women

The rhythmic swaying of the grass inspired original

2000 Aboriginal Art Galleries of Australia

Other works include Bush Honey - ‘Sugarbag’ Dreaming at Dry Swamp in which the dark cells of the hives float on a plain ground

Mickey Singleton has lived most of his life between Yuendumu

before going to Kormilda College