Tjintjintjin
SKU : KNAK201506
Dimensions : 122cm x 122cm
$3,300.00
1 in stock
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Katherine mixes the traditional designs with layers of thickly applied dots, and as you view the artworks you get a sense of the important stories which are shared through the artwork on multiple levels – through the land and the emotional connection between women as they share stories and participate in ceremonies. Katherine’s works have begun to be exhibited more in the recent past with her works being recognised and admired by local Alice Springs galleries and around Australia. She is an emerging artist and the stories that are shared through her artwork are important and sacred for Pintupi people and as such should be included in any collection.
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Affiliated with the Aboriginal Art Association of Australia
As an affiliated member of the Aboriginal Art Association of Australia, we are committed to ethical practices in the representation and sale of Aboriginal art. This affiliation guarantees that all artworks comply with the association’s standards, ensuring authenticity, respect for cultural significance, and fair compensation for the artists. By purchasing from us, you’re not only acquiring a unique piece but also supporting the preservation and integrity of Aboriginal culture and heritage.
