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Nanyuma Napangati
Untitled
Palya Art 2634
Polymer acrylic paint on linen, 910 x 460 mm
$1,900.00 AUD
Date created: 2004
Papunya Tula Artists Cat.no. NN0401009
Pintupi & Lurritja languages spoken from the Western Deserts, Central Australia
Artist dates circ.1944 - 2022

Nanyuma Napangati

  • HelenHelen
  • June 12, 2024

Nanyuma Napangati lived in the Gibson Desert area of Central Australia, long before the small communities of Walungurru & Kiwirrkurra were established. Sister of Charlie Tjapangati, niece of Pinta Pinta Tjapanangka and close relative of Kanya Tjapangarti. Helen Read.

Utopia Art in Sydney writes:
Nanyuma was born in approximately 1944 in the vicinity of Kiwirrkurra and is the sister of Charlie Tjapangati and Bombatu Napangati. Their father had three wives and was the older brother of the well-known Papunya Tula Artist Pinta Pinta Tjapanangka. She is also closely related to Kanya Tjapangati, who passed away in 2006, through the same father but different mothers. In 1999 Nanyuma contributed to the Kiwirrkura Women’s painting as part of the Western Desert Dialysis Appeal. in 2000 she danced in the opening ceremony at the Sydney Olympic Games. Nanyuma died in 2022.

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Image Home Page:  Left, 'Larrakitj' Hollow Logs by artists Djirrirra Wunuŋmurra & Nawurapu Wunuŋmurra  from East Arnhem Land. Right, 'Lorrkon' Hollow Logs and sculptures by artists from Maningrida in Central Arnhem Land.

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