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This is my countryRosie Tarku King's story I was born at a jumu [soak water] called Payinjarra in the Great Sandy Desert. I walked out from the desert with my husband when I was a young girl. I left my mother and brother Kumanjayi [deceased] Pijaju behind at Japingka. My husband had two wives, my older sister and myself. These two passed away a long time ago, here in the river country at Brooking Springs Station. When we left the desert we walked for a long time. We

Abie Loy Kemarre is a third-generation Aboriginal painter from an exceptional painting family

It at times takes a long walk to one of the water-holes

drawing on women’s ceremonial body-paint designs translated into restrained patterns and forms

finalist in 14th NATSIAA

In this painting Muna has depicted her country

This upbringing connected her deeply to her country and its customs

She loved walking all over the country with her grandmother and the other old women

sites spanning from the west to the east of Yuendumu

are among the most popular and frequently painted images in Australian art

She is an esteemed Pitjantjatjara artist from the Amata Community in South Australia

In her paintings Katie Curley depicts her country

Phyllis paints about a time long ago where people of different cultural backgrounds travelled on their horses and camels through Gija country - Phyllis says that these were the gardiya (white people) and Afghan people

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