Ngapa Tjukurrpa A16407 Janelle Stockman Napaltjarri This painting shows Abie Loy

This painting shows Abie Loy Kemarre’s depiction of ‘Awelye’ or body painting story

The leaves are collected by the women of the Anmatyerre tribe and boiled

stretching infinitely onwards

‘This part is about 40 miles from my grandfather’s country on Springvale

that old Goanna said “I’m hungry”

Ngapa Tjukurrpa A16407 Janelle Stockman Napaltjarri This painting shows Abie LoyYear: 2009 Size: 120 x 180cm acrylic on linen This painting is Shortys depiction of the site Puyurru, near Yuendumu in Central Australia. The painting depicts the rainmaker story and how two men unleashed a giant storm across the area. The storm travelled across the country, with the lightning striking the land. The curved and straight lines represent the Ngawarra (flood waters) running through the landscape. The small circles represent mulju (water