Artwork Story
In this painting, Tanya paints women collecting Imuna (Bush Food) that she can find in her country, Adelaide Bore (Woola Downs).
Tanya Price Nangala
1972
Language Group:Anmatyerre
Country:Adelaide Bore (Woola Downs), North of Alice Springs, Northern Territory
Medium:Acrylic on Canvas and Linen, Acrylic on Artefacts
Subjects:Awelye (Women's Ceremony), Imuna (Bush Food), Women Collecting Imuna (Bush Food)
Tanya Price Nangala is an Anmatyerre artist connected to Woola Downs - Adelaide Bore Country. Tanya, together with her older sister Gracie, has been painting with Mbantua Gallery since 1998. Over many years, she has developed a distinctive style recognised for her incredibly fine and even dot work, carefully creating designs that reflect the stories, ceremonies and traditions of her Country.
Working in acrylic on canvas, linen and artefacts, Tanya paints Awelye (women's ceremony and body paint designs) and stories connected to gathering bush foods. Each artwork is inspired by the knowledge and cultural stories belonging to her father's Country.
Tanya lives in Alice Springs with her extended family. Her paintings continue to share the strength of women's traditions and the deep connection between Country, culture and family.
COLLECTIONS
Private Collections in Australia and Overseas
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- Artist Name:
- Tanya Price Nangala
- Artwork Size:
- 90 x 60cm
- Medium:
- Acrylic on Canvas
- Year Painted:
- 2025
- Title:
- Women Collecting Imuna (Bush Food)
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