Corban Clause Williams, Cyril Whyoulter and Derrick Butt. Three young artists, three proud Martu men. They are teachers of their culture and painters of their country. Together, they symbolise a proud new generation of Martumili Artists celebrating cultural knowledge and cultural identity. This exhibition showcases the works of the 3 Young Fellas together for the first time.

'I’m a Martumili artist. I came to Martumili to paint about my Country, where my grandfather walked around and collected food, and visited the same rockholes I do. I paint to keep my culture and stories and share with others. Sometimes I paint with my nanna Jakayu [Biljabu]. I learn from her a little bit. My skin name is Milangka and Kaalpa (Kalypa, Canning Stock Route Well 23) is my grandfather's Country. I was really happy to go see my grandfather’s Country- pukurlpa (happy). When I paint I feel like it's home. Doing it on the canvas, I feel like I’m standing there back at home.' - Corban Clause Williams

'My mum’s father came from Kirriwirri in the North. I can paint that way too. I like painting, it’s a good way to learn from old people,eep the stories going. Yunkurra (Billy Atkins), my nyamu (grandfather), he’s guiding me about what I can paint and share. My closest family is the Taylor mob; uncle Muuki, Wokka, and Ngalangka (Nola). They help me too.' - Cyril Whyoulter

'I asked the brother to my grandmother, and I was asking them where my grandmother was born and which Country, so I could paint it. And they told me some stories and I started painting, because my grandmother left her country when she was young and didn’t manage to get back to her Country. So I wanted to paint like part of her history, as her grandson, to tell people where my grandmother’s born, and which Country.' - Derrick Butt

The exhibition runs from 25 June - 16 July
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