Artworks — Tjala Arts
We are a local Aboriginal art studio based in Amata, home to some of the lands most renowned artists and a proud member of the APY Art Centre Collective.
acrylic on linen, 152 x 122 cm - Tjungkara Ken - Tjala
"Seven Sisters" Katie Kawiny
Peintures d'art Aborigène d'Australie du centre d'art de Tjala Arts.
Tjala Arts, Tjungkara Ken, Seven Sisters, #214-15
Tjala Arts, Wawirya Burton, Ngayuku Ngura - My Country
Tjala Arts, Yaritji Young, Ngayuku ngura - My Country #322-13
mccullochandmcculloch: “Tjala Women’s Collaborative - Wawiriya Burton, Josephine Mick, Ina Scales, Family Tree, acrylic on linen, 198 x 150 cm Tjala Arts, APY Lands. Love Aboriginal art? Follow...
Apr 18, 2015 - Acylic on linen, 122 x 198 cm. Tjala Arts - Amata - APY Lands
To coincide with the 29th National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards 2012, Outstation Gallery presents a superb collection of paintings from Tjala Arts, Amata, APY Lands, South Australia. Tjala Arts is one of the most dynamic art centres …
Based in Amata in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands of far North-western South Australia, Tjala Arts is one of the most dynamic and exciting of the desert art centres. The use of bright colours, traditional symbols and contemporary abstract …
Casadeco Tjala Blanc Et Noir.Akárcsak egy elkent falfesték, úgy mutat ez a tapéta. Mintaillesztése 64 cm. Az ár 1 tekercsre vonatkozik. Casadeco NANG84410409
Acrylic on Linen, 198 x 198 cm - Tjungkara Ken - Tjala
acrylic on linen, - Yaritji Young -
acylic on linen, 122 x 152 cm - Mick Wikilyiri - Tjala
Yaritji is telling the story of the Tjala or Honey Ants which are found about a metre underground beneath Mulga trees. The Honey Ant tunnels that lead down to the ant's nests are called nyinantu. The Honey Ant larvae are called ipilkya-ipilyka. Honey Ants are a highly favoured food source. When the Pitjantjatjara go looking for Honey Ants they look for the drill holes under the trees. When they see them, they shovel and dig down, following the tunnels to find the Honey Ants inside. They suck the honey-like liquid from the abdomen of the Honey Ant. The story of…
Learn about a new exhibition by Tjala Artists in Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands. Read about the recipients of the prestigious AGNSW Wynne Prize
Yaritji Young, Tjala Tjukurpa (Honey Ant Story) #340-18 | Aboriginal & Pacific Art
