Artist: Lily Morton Kemarre | Title: Ghost gums and bloodwood trees | Year: 2006 | Medium: acrylic on Belgian linen | Dimensions: 137 x 181 cm
PRICE
Price available upon request. Please contact Adrian at adrian@newsteadart.com for details.
PROVENANCE
Artists of Ampilatwatja, NT Cat No. AA 05 708
Cooee Art Gallery, NSW Cat No. 3263
EXHIBITED
Dream Catchers - Featuring Maningrida, October 2012, Coo-ee Art Gallery
Artist Profile
COMMUNITY/ REGION
Ampilatwatja, NT
LANGUAGE
Alyawarre
BIOGRAPHY
Lily Morton Kemarre is a distinguished Indigenous Australian artist born around 1945 in the Utopia region of the Northern Territory. She belongs to the Eastern Anmatyerre language group and is a respected elder within her community. Lily is renowned for her intricate paintings that depict the "Bush Plum Dreaming" (Arnwekety), a significant cultural story passed down through generations.
Her artwork is characterized by fine dot work and vibrant colors, representing the seasonal cycles and spiritual significance of the bush plum—a vital food source and cultural emblem for the Anmatyerre people.
Lily's work has been exhibited nationally and is sought after by collectors.
© Adrian Newstead
REFERENCES
Mbantua Gallery Artist Profile: Lily Morton Kemarre
Central Art – Aboriginal Art Store Biography of Lily Morton Kemarre
Artlandish Aboriginal Art Gallery
PRICE
Price available upon request. Please contact Adrian at adrian@newsteadart.com for details.
PROVENANCE
Artists of Ampilatwatja, NT Cat No. AA 05 708
Cooee Art Gallery, NSW Cat No. 3263
EXHIBITED
Dream Catchers - Featuring Maningrida, October 2012, Coo-ee Art Gallery
Artist Profile
COMMUNITY/ REGION
Ampilatwatja, NT
LANGUAGE
Alyawarre
BIOGRAPHY
Lily Morton Kemarre is a distinguished Indigenous Australian artist born around 1945 in the Utopia region of the Northern Territory. She belongs to the Eastern Anmatyerre language group and is a respected elder within her community. Lily is renowned for her intricate paintings that depict the "Bush Plum Dreaming" (Arnwekety), a significant cultural story passed down through generations.
Her artwork is characterized by fine dot work and vibrant colors, representing the seasonal cycles and spiritual significance of the bush plum—a vital food source and cultural emblem for the Anmatyerre people.
Lily's work has been exhibited nationally and is sought after by collectors.
© Adrian Newstead
REFERENCES
Mbantua Gallery Artist Profile: Lily Morton Kemarre
Central Art – Aboriginal Art Store Biography of Lily Morton Kemarre
Artlandish Aboriginal Art Gallery