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Australia's National pride,
Ningura Napurrula
1938-2013
is one of the most important Australian artists of
the 21st century.
Ningura Napurrula
Gibson
1938 - 2013
Region:
Western Desert
Community:
Kintore
Outstation:
Lake McKay
Language:
Pintupi
Local group:
Pintupi, Western Desert region
Ningura Napurrula Gibson was born
around 1938 at Watulka in Western Australia, south of the modern
Kiwirrkura community, Ningura Napurrula moved to Papunya in the early
days of the settlement with her husband (now deceased). She is the widow
of Yala Yala Gibbs Tjungurrayi, a highly respected Pintupi elder who
held significant knowledge of his countries Dreaming stories. In 1996
she was part of a group of elderly women from Kintore and Kiwirrkura who
began painting for Papunya Tula Artists in their own right.
Characteristic of her work is a strong dynamism and rich linear
design-compositions created with heavy layers of Acrylic paint.
Ningura
Napurrula was one of the eight great Australian artists
whose work is
featured in the collection
of the Europe’s most important public museum
Musée
du quai Branly in Paris
and
the most significant
public collections
throughout the world.
National
pride …Ningura Napurrula is among eight
Aboriginal artists whose work has been selected for an exhibition at the new
Musee du Quai Branly, in Paris.
Photo:
Bob Pearce
Ningura
Napurrula
was married to
Yala
Yala Gibbs Tjungurrayi
(1928-1998) a
well-known artist represented in
National Gallery of
Victoria.
Yala
Yala Gibbs Tjungurrayi
(1928-1998)
was
one of the founders of Papunya Tula Artists in the early
1970s, and one of the exponents of the classic Tingari
painting style that dominated Pintupi men’s painting until
the early 1990s.
has exhibited
extensively within Australia and around the world including
Aborigena at the Palazzo Bricherasio in Turin Italy (2001),
Australian Contemporary Aboriginal Art in Prague at Toskansky
Place Prague (2003),
Masterpieces from the Western Desert at Gavin Graham Gallery
London United Kingdom (2003).
COLLECTIONS
Ningura
Napurrula signature work
in
black and white motif,
is
superimposed on the ceiling of
Musée du quai
Branly
to be seen
eternally
by the future generations,
similar to the
Michelangelo's
Sistine
Chapel ceiling.
• Musée du quai Branly, Paris -
Musée du quai
Branly Paris
• Musée des Confluences, Lyon
• Hood Museum of Art, Hanover, Etats-Unis
• Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, Darwin -
Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern
Territory
• Harvard Art Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Etats-Unis
• National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne -
National Gallery of
Victoria
• National Gallery of Australia, Canberra -
National
Gallery of Australia
• Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney -
Art Gallery of New South
Wales.
• Griffith University Art Collection, Brisbane
• Charles Darwin University, Darwin
• The University of Western Sydney Art Collection
• Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies,
Canberra
National Museum of
Women in the Arts
Washington
Australian Institute Aboriginal Collection Canberra
Australian
Broadcasting Corporation Collection
Australian
Tourism collection Adelaide
Art Gallery of Western Australia
The Palace of Japan
Tokyo
Art Gallery of
South Australia
Gabrielle Pizzi Collection, Melbourne
Museum de Lyon, France
ABC
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Australian
Tourism Adelaide
Art Price Collection
Alice Springs
National Museum of Australia
HOOD Museum of Art Hanover
The Harold
Mitchell Foundation
Alice Springs Art
Price Collection
Queensland National Art Gallery
Homes a Court Collection
Architecture Australia magazine
collection
Art Bank Sydney
Kelton
Foundation
USA
Donald Kahn Collection USA
AWARDS
2001
NATSIAA
National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award
2002
Alice Springs Art Award
2002
ARCOmadrid
International
Contemporary Art
Fair
Art Madrid
2002 Australia
Post International Stamp Series Ningura Napurrula
2002 Australia
Post Stamp Issue
Art of Papunya
Tula (Pintupi)
2006
Australia’s top 50 most collectible artists
2006 Ningura
Napurrula selected for
Musée du
quai Branly, Paris,
France
Ningura
Napurrula,
NN0710,
Synthetic Polymer paint on linen,
122
cm x 60cm,
Price:
SOLD
Exhibitions
NINGURA NAPURRULA Credits: Stéphane
Jacob Gallery, Paris
2014
• Art Paris, Arts d’Australie • Stéphane Jacob,
Paris
2013
• Crossing Cultures – The Owen and Wagner
Collection of Contemporary Aboriginal Australian Art, Toledo Museum of Art,
Ohio, Etats-Unis
• Parcours des Mondes, Arts d’Australie
• Stéphane Jacob, Paris
• Art Elysées, Arts d’Australie
• Stéphane Jacob, Paris
• All-Over Country, Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi,
Melbourne
• Painting Now – Papunya Tula Artists, Utopia Art
Sydney
• Language Of The Land, Paul Johnstone Gallery,
Darwin
2012
• Ancestral Modern – Australian Aboriginal Art The Kaplan & Levi Collection,
Seattle Art Museum, Washington
•
Forty Years of Papunya Tula Artists, Harvey Art Projects USA, Sun Valley, Idaho,
Etats-Unis
• Crossing Cultures – The Owen and Wagner Collection of Contemporary Aboriginal
Australian Art, Hood Museum of Art, Hanover, Etats-Unis
• Desert Mob 2012, Araluen Arts Centre, Alice Springs
• Classic Works From Papunya Tula Artists, Utopia Art Sydney
• Tjukurrpa Ngaatjanya Maru Kamu Tjulkura - Dreaming In Black And White, ReDot
Gallery, Singapour ARTS D’AUSTRALIE
• STEPHANE JACOB, PARIS Biographie de Ningura Napurrula 18/03/14 2 / 7
• Unique Perspectives – Papunya Tula Artists And The Alice Springs Community,
Araluen Arts Centre, Alice Springs
• Community IV – Celebrating Forty Years Of Papunya Tula Artists, Utopia Art
Sydney
• Papunya Tula Artists: Women Painters from Kintore and Kiwirrkura, Metropolis
Gallery, Geelong, Australie
• Papunya Tula: Works On Paper, Art Gallery Of New South Wales, Sydney
2011
• Art Karlsruhe 2011, Karlsruhe, Allemagne
• Revival in Small, Artkelch, Fribourg, Allemagne
• Papunya Tula Artists: Paintings from the Western Desert, Metropolis Gallery,
Geelong
• 28th Telstra National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award, Darwin
• Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair, Darwin Convention Centre, Darwin
• Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award, Fremantle Arts Centre, Fremantle
• Pintupi Trails 2011, Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
• Australia in Two Colours, Artkelch Collectors Lounge, Schorndorf, Allemagne
• Recent Pintupi Works, Papunya Tula Artists, Alice Springs
2010
• Grand Nord Grand Sud, Abbaye de Daoulas & Musée des Confluences, Daoulas
• Emerging Elders, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
• Papunya Tula Artists: Art of the Western Desert, Harvey Art Projects USA, Sun
Valley, Idaho
• Summer Show 2010, Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
• Papunya Tula Women's Art, Maitland Regional Gallery, New South Wales
• Small Paintings, Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
• Ngurra Kutju Ngurrara - Belonging To One Country, ReDot Gallery, Singapour •
Tradition & Innovation - Papunya Tula 2010, Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
• Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair, Darwin Convention Centre, Darwin
• Wilkinkarralakutu - Journeys To Lake Mackay, Cross Cultural Art Exchange,
Darwin
• Ngurrakutu - Going Home, Papunya Tula Artists, Alice Springs
• Nyakula Kanyini Piintapalyalpayi Kamu Walytja Tjanampa Lurrtju - Caring For
Artists And Their Families, Papunya Tula Artists, Alice Springs
• Recent Paintings, Chapman Gallery, Canberra
• Community, Utopia Art Sydney
2009
• All About Country: Aboriginal Art from the Central and Western Desert,
Artkelch, Fribourg
• Créations contemporaines aborigènes, Musée des Confluences, Lyon
• Stockroom Show, Scott Livesey Galleries, Melbourne
• Papunya 2009, Senior Pintupi Artists, Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
• Landscape Prize, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney
• Pro Community – Papunya Tula Artists, Kunstwerk, Ebergingen-Nussdorf,
Allemagne
• Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair, The Chan Building, Bennett Park, Darwin
• Painting the Country, Cross Cultural Art Exchange, Darwin
• TogArt Contemporary Art Award, Darwin Convention Centre, Darwin ARTS
D’AUSTRALIE
• STEPHANE JACOB, PARIS Biographie de Ningura Napurrula 18/03/14 3 / 7
• Nganana Tjungurringanyi Tjukurrpa Nintintjakitja - We Are Here Sharing Our
Dreaming, 80 Washington Square East Galleries, New York
• Pro Community – Papunya Tula Artists, ArtBar71, Berlin
• Pro Community – Papunya Tula Artists, VDMA, Frankfurt
• Pro Community – Papunya Tula Artists, Artkelch, Fribourg
• Community - The Heart Of Papunya Tula Artists, Utopia Art Sydney
• Nganampatju Kanpatja Winki, Nganampatju Yara Winkii – All Our Paintings, All
Our Stories, Papunya Tula Artists, Alice Springs
• Tjukurrpa Palurukutu, Kutjupawana Palyantjanya – Same Stories, A New Way,
Papunya Tula Artists, Alice Springs
2008
• Paintings from remote communities: Indigenous Australian art from the Laverty
collection, Newcastle Regional Gallery, Newcastle
• 20 years of Papunya Tula Artists, Utopia Art Sydney
• Papunya Tula Artists 2008, Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
• Aboriginal Art – Window to Culture, Artkelch, Australian Embassy, Berlin
• New Paintings from Papunya Tula Artists, Chapman Gallery, Canberra
• Papunya Tula – Recent Works, Short Street Gallery, Broome
• Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair, Darwin Convention Centre
• Ngurra yurru kulintjaku - Always remembering country, Cross Cultural Art
Exchange, Darwin
• Aboriginal Art 2008, Scott Livesey Galleries, Melbourne
• The Other Thing - a survey show, Charles Darwin University Art Collection,
Darwin
• Kintore to Kiwirrkura - Papunya Tula Artists, Red Dot Gallery, Singapour
• Marrkangku Yara Palyantjaku Ngurrangka - Making Strong Paintings At Home,
Papunya Tula Artists, Alice Springs
2007
• Papunya Tula 2007, Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
• TogArt Contemporary Art Award, Parliament House, Darwin
• Group Show, Jan Murphy Gallery, Brisbane
• Big Paintings, Utopia Art Sydney • Aboriginal Art 2007, Scott Livesey
Galleries, Melbourne
• Recent Paintings 2007, Cross Cultural Art Exchange, Darwin
• The Black And White Show, Red Dot Gallery, Singapour
• Wonderful World, Anne & Gordon Samstag Museum of Art, University of South
Australia, Adelaide
• Pintupi Art 2007, Tony Bond Aboriginal Art Dealer, Adelaide
• Pintupi – Mixed Exhibition, Papunya Tula Artists, Alice Springs
2006
• Dreaming Their Way, National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington
• Pintupi, Hamiltons Gallery, Londres
• Contemporary Aboriginal Art, Jan Murphy Gallery, Brisbane
• Across The Board, Utopia Art Sydney
• Papunya Tula Artists 2006, Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
• Land Marks, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
• Aboriginal Art 2006, Scott Livesey Galleries, Melbourne
• PTA, Utopia Art Sydney • Melbourne Art Fair, Melbourne
• Papunya Tula Artists - Recent Paintings, Harriet Place, Darwin
• Pintupi Art 2006, Tony Bond Aboriginal Art Dealer, Adelaide
• A Particular Collection, Utopia Art Sydney
• Pintupi Dreamtime, Red Dot Gallery, Singapour ARTS D’AUSTRALIE
• STEPHANE JACOB, PARIS Biographie de Ningura Napurrula 18/03/14 4 / 7
• Paintings By Papunya Tula Artists, Suzanne O’Connell Gallery, Brisbane
• Yawulyurru kapalilu palyara nintilpayi, Papunya Tula Artists, Alice Springs
• Australian Aboriginal Art 2006/2007, John Gordon Gallery, Coffs Harbour, New
South Wales
2005
• Aboriginal Art 2005, Scott Livesey Art Dealer, Melbourne
• New Work For a New Space, Utopia Art Sydney
• Pintupi Artists, Papunya Tula Artists, Alice Springs
• New Works From The Western Desert, Indigenart, Perth
• Translation, Palais de Tokyo, Paris
• Papunya Tula Artists, Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
• Pintupi Women, Indigenart, Perth
• Museum II, Utopia Art Sydney, Sydney
• Papunya Tula Artists - new work for a new space, Utopia Art Sydney
2004
• Mythology and Reality - Contemporary Aboriginal Desert Art from the Gabrielle
Pizzi Collection, Heide Museum of Modern Art, Melbourne
• Pintupi Artists, Papunya Tula Artists, Alice Springs
• Papunya Tula – Selected Paintings, William Mora Galleries, Melbourne
• Pintupi Art 2004, Tony Bond Aboriginal Art Dealer, Adelaide
• Works from Kintore and Kiwirrkura, Alison Kelly Gallery, Melbourne
• Depth Of Field – Anamorphosis, Utopia Art Sydney, Sydney
• Ma Yungu/Pass it on, Framed Gallery, Darwin
• Papunya Tula Artists – 2004, Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
• Melbourne art Fair, Melbourne
2003
• Christmas Gift Exhibition, Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne
• Pintupi Artists, Papunya Tula artists, Alice Springs
• Australian Contemporary Aboriginal art in Prague, Toskanky Palace, Prague
• Recent paintings by the women artists of Kintore and Kiwirrkura, Gallery
Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
• Pintupi Art From The Western Desert, Indigenart, Perth
• Mason Gallery at Japinka, Australie Occidentale
• Gabriella Pizzi, Melbourne
• Australian Contemporary Aboriginal Art, Toskansky Place, Prague
• Masterpieces from the Western Desert, Gavin Graham Gallery, Londres
2002
• Araluen Art Centre
• Melbourne Art Fair, Melbourne
• Paintings from our country, Tony Bond Aboriginal art Dealer, Adelaide
• Next Generation – aboriginal art 2002, Art House Gallery, Sydney
• 32nd Alice Prize, Araluen Art Centre, Alice Springs
• Pintupi Artists, Papunya Tula Artists, Alice Springs
• The Redlands Westpac Art Prize, Mosman Art Gallery, Nouvelle Galle du Sud,
Australie
• Saluting Papunya, Chapman Gallery, Canberra
• Aboriginal Art 2002, Scott Livesey art Dealer, Melbourne
• Art born of the Western Desert, Framde Gallery, Darwin
• Pintupi Mens’ and Womens’ stories
• William Mora Galleries, Melbourne ARTS D’AUSTRALIE
• STEPHANE JACOB, PARIS Biographie de Ningura Napurrula 18/03/14 5 / 7
2001
• 18th National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award, Museum and Art
Gallery of the Northern Territory, Darwin
• Melbourne Art Fair, Melbourne
• Art of the Pintupi, Tony Bond Aboriginal Art Dealer, Adelaide
• Papunya Tula 2001, William Mora Galleries, Melbourne
• Musée des Beaux Arts et d’Archéologie de Vienne, France
• The Desert Mob Art Show, Araluen Art Centre, Alice Springs
• Papunya Tula 30th Anniversary Exhibition, Chapman Gallery, Canberra
• Six painters from Papunya Tula Artists, Utopia Art, Sydney
• Aboriginal Art 2001, Scott Livesey Art Dealer, Melbourne
• Beyond Wings, Flinders University Art Museum, Bedford Park, Australie
Méridionale • Pintupi, Alice Springs
• Aborigena, Palazzo Bricherasio, Turin
2000
• 17th National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award, Darwin
• Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
• Ningura Napurrula, William Mora Galleries, Melbourne
• Spring Exhibition, Scott Livesey Art Dealer, Melbourne
• Papunya Tula: Genesis and Genius, Art Gallery of New South Wales
• William Mora Galleries, Melbourne
1999
• Utopia Art Sydney
• New Horizons 2000, Gallery Gabrielle Prizzi, Melbourne
• Raintree Aboriginal Art Gallery, Darwin
1996
• Papunya Tula Artists, Alice Springs ARTS D’AUSTRALIE
• STEPHANE JACOB, PARIS Biographie de Ningura Napurrula 18/03/14 6 / 7
Ningura Napurrula
is one of
the most important
Australia's artists of the 21st century -
most collectable
Australian Art Collector no. 37.
Ningura Napurrula work has
the
physical presence of the much contemporary work of art.
Ningura's
work is
in
very high demand by international collectors.
Ningura Naparrula quality paintings are
dynamic, abounding strong lines with good composition
and powerful colour.
Ningura
has exhibited
extensively within Australia and around the world
including in Aborigena at the Palazzo Bricherasio,
Turin, Italy (2001); Australian Contemporary Aboriginal
Art in Prague, Toskansky Place, Prague, Czech Republic
(2003);
Masterpieces from the
Western Desert, Gavin Graham Gallery, London, United
Kingdom (2003).
The Harold Mitchell Foundation
and the Australia Council showcasing
in the permanent
collection of the Europe
most important
public museum, Musee Quai Branly,
Paris
works of eight great Australian artists
:
-
Ningura
Napurrula
(Papunya
Tula)
-
Paddy Bedford (Warmun)
-
John Mawurndjul (Arnhem
Land
-
Lena Nyadbi (Warmun)
-
Michael Riley (urban)
-
Judy Watson (urban)
-
Tommy Watson (Papunya)
-
Gulumbu
Yunupingu (Yirrkala)
View:
http://www.artaborigene.fr/documents/PRESS-RELEASE-Feb2006.pdf.
Ningura
was
part of the
original group of the higher-ranking women from “Kintore” and
“Kiwirrkura” who began painting for the famous Papunya Tula Artists
which founded the Aboriginal Art Movement in 1971.
The Papunya Tula Aboriginal Art Movement began in 1971 when Geoffrey
Bardon a white school teacher encouraged few higher-ranking Aboriginal
people, who held vitally important tribal positions and were
instrumental in the instruction of young Aboriginals, to paint their
Dreamings. Without European philosophy of perspective, using the
aboriginal colors and traditional iconography, the artists depict the
“Dreamings” and their relationship with the land. This was an experiment
which had staggering results and the Aboriginal Art Movement has began.
Ningura Napurrula was a young woman in her
mid-twenties when she took her first journey
out of the Gibson Desert in 1962 to Papunya
with the Northern Territory Welfare Branch
patrol. After her son received medical
treatment at Papunya, Napurrula and her
husband
Yala Yala Gibbs
Tjungurrayi
were transported
by another patrol back to their own country,
close to the present day site of Kiwirrkura.
The following
year, Napurrula and
Tjungurrayi
walked back to Papunya with their whole
family group as part of a general migration
of Pintupi people from their country.
Yala Yala Gibbs
Tjungurrayi
became one of
the founders of Papunya Tula Artists in the
early 1970s, and one of the exponents of the
classic Tingari painting style that
dominated Pintupi men’s painting until the
early 1990s.
In the 1980s,
the family moved back to the newly
established Pintupi township of Walungurru
(Kintore), then to Muntarti outstation in
Western Australia, before returning to
Walungurru. Here, Napurrula and
Tjungurrayi’s other two wives began
assisting
Yala
Yala Gibbs Tjungurrayi
(1928-1998)
in painting his
canvases with the meticulous, precisely
placed dots that characterised the Tingari
style.
Napurrula bold, intricate linework and dense
monochrome infilling – as seen in
Untitled (Wirrulnga),
2000 – are reminiscent of Tjungurrayi’s
earliest works. Wirrulnga is an important
women’s rockhole site east of Kiwirrkura.
Napurrula’s work is strongly charged with
the seriousness of women’s business, echoed
in the distinctive paintings of fellow
Papunya Tula Artists, Makinti Napanangka and
Inyuwa Nampitjinpa. Napurrula and
Tjungurrayi’s sons, Morris Gibson
Tjapaltjarri (Mawitji) and Adam Gibbs
Tjapaltjarri, now carry on their mother’s
and father’s work in their own paintings.
Vivien Johnson in 'Tradition
today: Indigenous art in Australia’,
Art Gallery of New South Wales,
Sydney, 2014
Portrait of Ningura Napurrula, by Paul Sweeney © Paul Sweeney.
Source: Papunya Tula Artists
Literature
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