Kaningarra, 2003

original screenprint

Edition

$950

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Edition size: 99
Printer: Theo Tremblay, Bruce and Betty Clarke
Studio: Editions Tremblay NFP, Bungendore NSW in association with Select Screen Prints, Queanbeyan NSW
Paper: Magnani Pescia 300gsm
Paper size: 76 x 56 cm
Image size: 76 x 56 cm
Framed: No
AAPN: SB020

Production notes: Acetates created at Warlayirti Artists, Balgo Hills WA, June 2002. Print published in Bungendore NSW, June 2003.
Exhibited: Yilpinji: Love Art and Ceremony, Australian Museum, Sydney; toured nationally and internationally (Australia, United States and Europe), 2002–2003. Curated by Dr Christine Nicholls; coordinated by Adrian Newstead for the Australian Art Print Network.
Artwork story: During the Tjukurrpa (Dreaming) a man and woman were travelling around this area which is located, at the top of the Canning Stock Route. They stopped in the country known as Kaningarra to dig a hole for water, where a permanent spring now exists. The two people are shown as the U shape. They are shown camping by the spring. Surrounding them is the abundance of tjunta, or bush onion, which can be found in this region today. The arch shapes along the edges are tali, or sand-hills, which dominate the landscape of the area. The iridescent colours reflect the sky, the white and black stones and the colours of the sand hills as the late afternoon advances toward sundown.

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c. 1932–1935 – 2003

original screenprint

Edition

$950

Secure payment via Stripe. Prices in AUD.

Edition size: 99
Printer: Theo Tremblay, Bruce and Betty Clarke
Studio: Editions Tremblay NFP, Bungendore NSW in association with Select Screen Prints, Queanbeyan NSW
Paper: Magnani Pescia 300gsm
Paper size: 76 x 56 cm
Image size: 76 x 56 cm
Framed: No
AAPN: SB020

Production notes: Acetates created at Warlayirti Artists, Balgo Hills WA, June 2002. Print published in Bungendore NSW, June 2003.
Exhibited: Yilpinji: Love Art and Ceremony, Australian Museum, Sydney; toured nationally and internationally (Australia, United States and Europe), 2002–2003. Curated by Dr Christine Nicholls; coordinated by Adrian Newstead for the Australian Art Print Network.
Artwork story: During the Tjukurrpa (Dreaming) a man and woman were travelling around this area which is located, at the top of the Canning Stock Route. They stopped in the country known as Kaningarra to dig a hole for water, where a permanent spring now exists. The two people are shown as the U shape. They are shown camping by the spring. Surrounding them is the abundance of tjunta, or bush onion, which can be found in this region today. The arch shapes along the edges are tali, or sand-hills, which dominate the landscape of the area. The iridescent colours reflect the sky, the white and black stones and the colours of the sand hills as the late afternoon advances toward sundown.