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Tag Archives: Kintore
Vale Napanangka
This coming week a funeral will be held for the renowned Papunya Tula artist M. Napanangka, who passed away in Alice Springs earlier this month. Her age, like that of many senior, bush-born people, is not known exactly, but she … Continue reading
Papunya Tula Artists, Kintore (Walungurru), WA
On the morning of the fourth day of our Austrade delegation’s tour through Aboriginal art centres we left chilly Warakurna behind at eight in the morning, flew northeast across the border and the timezone back into the Territory and landed … Continue reading
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Kintore Studio Opens
The new Papunya Tula artists’ studio at Kintore opened on March 16, 2007, and from the photographs that appear on the Papunya Tula website, it looks to be a wonderful, light-filled, spacious facility, and air-conditioned as well. The studio was officially opened … Continue reading
