Kutjuwarrainpala Tutjulu Wakarninpa | Paul Johnstone Gallery

Warlayirti Artists

Kutjuwarrainpala Tutjulu Wakarninpa (All women painting together)

Situated in the Great Sandy Desert, Warlayirti Artists is an Aboriginal art cooperative located in the remote community of Wirrimanu, also known as Balgo Hills, in Western Australia. Established in the late 1980s, Warlayirti Artists has become renowned for its vibrant and distinctive art that reflects the spiritual and cultural connections of the artists to their land, stories, and traditions. Besides supporting artists, the Warlayirti Artists also serves as a cultural hub and a place for cultural exchange. It provides a space for community members to gather, share stories, and pass on cultural knowledge to younger generations. This exhibition celebrates the proud women who continue to paint their stories.

The exhibition runs from 24 June - 14 July
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Kutjuwarrainpala Tutjulu Wakarninpa (All women painting together)

Bush Tucker Fusion (1127-22)

Untitled (233-23)

Nylia (225-23)

Nylia (108-23)

Nylia (109-23)

Winpurpurla (138-23)

Winpurpurla (bushtucker) (1124-22)

Bush Tucker (77-23)

Witjindee (228-23)

Bush Tucker (101-23)

Minyurrpa (910-22)

Minyurrpa (1130-22)

Kaliyangku (162-23)

Kinyu (112-23)

Pippar (88-23)

Pippar (915-22)

Walkali (1002-22)

Purkitji (488-22)

Purkitji (73-22)

Minyurrpa (201-23)