Fresh new look to our Edwardstown Gallery

Recently we gave our gallery a revamp giving it a fresher look. We moved a few of our artists around.

 

Julieanne Nungurrayi Turner now have been moved into a new section, and a few scrolls now on the hanging racks. She has several stretched paintings on one of the walls as well. Her son, Farron Furber Jampitjinpa is across from her, and her mother Maureen Nampjiinpa Hudson and sister Gwenda Turner Nungurrayi are near the front door on the adjacent wall.
 

 

The painting room has now been converted into more gallery space.  Artists can now paint in our newly renovated print room if they would like to paint in our space. We recently had Clarise Tunkin and Janet Golder Kngwarreye here. Bernadine Johnson Kemarre and Stephen Martin Pitjara have been moved into this room.

 

 

Karen Bird Ngale now has a section where we currently have one stretched painting, awaiting another square one to come back from the stretcher. Her work focusing on "Awelye" which tells the story of women’s ceremonial / body paint.