Artwork Story
Arwengerrp (known as Bush Turkey in English) are usually found in densely grassed areas and are a favoured food for the aboriginal people. Hunting is still carried out to this day.
Abie Loy Kemarre
1972
Language Group:Anmatyerre
Country:Iylentye (Mosquito Bore), Utopia Region, North East of Alice Springs, Northern Territory
Medium:Acrylic on Canvas and Linen, Batik on Silk
Subjects:Bush Medicine Leaf, Bush Turkey, Akatyerre (Desert Raisin), Awelye (Women's Ceremony), Bush Hen, River, Awelye (Women's Ceremony) for Akatyerre (Desert Raisin), Awelye (Women's Ceremony) for Bush Medicine
Abie commenced painting c.1994 under the guidance of her grandmother, Kathleen Petyarre (one of the seven famous sisters). Her paintings show the detailed designs of her stories using fine dotwork and contemporary designs.
Abie is a very talented and established artist. She was selected as a finalist in the Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award (NATSIAA) in 1997 and 2001.
Abie's work in batik was sent to Bali to be exhibited. Her works in acrylics have been exhibited in Adelaide, Sydney, Melbourne and overseas.
COLLECTIONS
Mbantua Gallery Collection, Alice Springs, NT
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- Artist Name:
- Abie Loy Kemarre
- Artwork Size:
- 120 x 30cm
- Medium:
- Acrylic on Linen
- Year Painted:
- 2024
- Title:
- Bush Turkey
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