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3078, Tjukula Waterholes Makinti's Story, Makinti Minutjukur

$3,800.00

ARTWORK ID: 3078

CATEGORY: Open Theme

ARTIST STATEMENT:

A long time ago when I was about ten years old I went with my mum and dad to visit family at Areyonga in the Northern Territory. We travelled back to Ernabella, walking with two donkeys and blankets (not swags) for about three weeks.

We arrived near Mulga Park and I remember we came along a short cut from Mulga Park to the New Well area, Mum and Dad knew the place. It was getting dark and they knew there was a rock hole in some low rocks in the middle of the trees.

My aunty Niningka was also with us and they knew that place. There was a rock with many holes, all full of water. We got there at about 10pm and Mum and Dad lit the fire. I was only a little girl. I went with the billycan to find the water. My mum had a cup and we got the water.

We stayed over night and the next day we travelled to New Well, Young's Well and all the way to Ernabella. I always remember this special place.

MEDIUM: Acrylic on Linen

ARTWORK DIMENSIONS (width x height): 1210mm x 1210mm

WEIGHT (approx): 1.5kg

ARTIST LOCATION: ALICE SPRINGS, NT

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ARTWORK ID: 3078

CATEGORY: Open Theme

ARTIST STATEMENT:

A long time ago when I was about ten years old I went with my mum and dad to visit family at Areyonga in the Northern Territory. We travelled back to Ernabella, walking with two donkeys and blankets (not swags) for about three weeks.

We arrived near Mulga Park and I remember we came along a short cut from Mulga Park to the New Well area, Mum and Dad knew the place. It was getting dark and they knew there was a rock hole in some low rocks in the middle of the trees.

My aunty Niningka was also with us and they knew that place. There was a rock with many holes, all full of water. We got there at about 10pm and Mum and Dad lit the fire. I was only a little girl. I went with the billycan to find the water. My mum had a cup and we got the water.

We stayed over night and the next day we travelled to New Well, Young's Well and all the way to Ernabella. I always remember this special place.

MEDIUM: Acrylic on Linen

ARTWORK DIMENSIONS (width x height): 1210mm x 1210mm

WEIGHT (approx): 1.5kg

ARTIST LOCATION: ALICE SPRINGS, NT

ARTWORK ID: 3078

CATEGORY: Open Theme

ARTIST STATEMENT:

A long time ago when I was about ten years old I went with my mum and dad to visit family at Areyonga in the Northern Territory. We travelled back to Ernabella, walking with two donkeys and blankets (not swags) for about three weeks.

We arrived near Mulga Park and I remember we came along a short cut from Mulga Park to the New Well area, Mum and Dad knew the place. It was getting dark and they knew there was a rock hole in some low rocks in the middle of the trees.

My aunty Niningka was also with us and they knew that place. There was a rock with many holes, all full of water. We got there at about 10pm and Mum and Dad lit the fire. I was only a little girl. I went with the billycan to find the water. My mum had a cup and we got the water.

We stayed over night and the next day we travelled to New Well, Young's Well and all the way to Ernabella. I always remember this special place.

MEDIUM: Acrylic on Linen

ARTWORK DIMENSIONS (width x height): 1210mm x 1210mm

WEIGHT (approx): 1.5kg

ARTIST LOCATION: ALICE SPRINGS, NT

Acknowledgement of Country

The City of Karratha acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and work, the Ngarluma People, and recognises their continuing connection to country, waterways and community. We pay our respect to all Elders, past, present and emerging.

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