Cat# 11-458
Ainsley Greenwood (Ngintaka Man)
Painting - (101x120cm acrylic on canva)
A racehorse parentie lizard stole a grinding stone and hid it on the end of its’ tail. The people would hear the rumbling noise of the grinding stone and come looking for it but would never find it.

Cat# 11-50
Angilyiya Mitchell (Angilyiya Mitchell - Kurngkaarrakalpa (Seven Sisters) at Kurualya)
Painting - (120 x 100 cm acrylic on canvas)
This painting is of a popular tjukurrpa story of seven sisters being chased through the desert by one cheeky, lusty man, Wati Nyiru. Many things happen to these women as they travel through country. Eventually they rise up into the sky and form the Peliades, a group of seven stars seen in the southern skies. This painting takes place at Kurualya, a sacred place for women in Angilyiya's mother's country south of Papulankutja Blackstone. Wati Nyiru was following them, disguising himself as a quandong tree, and then a yirli fig, and then a carpet snake, spying on them as they made camp, building wiltjas and wind breaks and digging for food.

Cat# 11-42
Angilyiya Mitchell (The Seven Sisters)
Painting - (100 x 60 cm acrylic on canvas)
This is a popular dreamtime story of seven ladies being chased through the desert by one man. There are numerous scenarios as these ladies travel around. Eventually they rise up into the sky and form the Peliades, a group of seven stars seen in the southern skies. There are many variations of this story.

Cat# 11-311
Barbara Lane (The Seven Sisters)
Painting - (90x120cm acrylic on canva)
This is a popular dreamtime story of seven ladies being chased through the desert by one man. There are numerous scenarios as these ladies travel around. Eventually they rise up into the sky and form the Peliades, a group of seven stars seen in the southern skies. There are many variations of this story.

Cat# 10-630
Carlton Isaac Reid (Emerging Artist's Program)
Painting - (100 x 75 cm acrylic on canvas)
The Emerging Artist's Program was set up to enourage inter-generational learning between new and established artists whilst also allowing the younger generation of indigenous community members an opportunity to participate in the market economy of painting. Through working side by side with elders and art staff this new generation of painters are slowly developing their own unique styles of painting reflecting the country of their homeland and the stories of their tjukurpa. (dreamtime)

Cat# 10-633
Carlton Isaac Reid (Carlton Isaac Reid - Sacred Mens Design)
Painting - (101 x 76 cm acrylic on canvas)
The Emerging Artist's Program was set up to enourage inter-generational learning between new and established artists whilst also allowing the younger generation of indigenous community members an opportunity to participate in the market economy of painting. Through working side by side with elders and art staff this new generation of painters are slowly developing their own unique styles of painting reflecting the country of their homeland and the stories of their tjukurpa. (dreamtime) Here Carlton has followed in the footsteps of his father Cliff Reid, a well known and respected former painter of Papulankutja. Carlton paints the country of his birth rite, the Wati Kutjarra story and sacred mens designs painted on the body.