Women's ceremonies at Rockhole Site Kiwirrkura, 1999
synthetic polymer paint on linen
61 x 55 cm
$900
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Provenance
Papunya Tula Artists, Alice Springs, NT, Cat No. NN9902155
Private Collection NSW
Accompanied by an original certificate of authenticity from Papunya Tula Artists
Artwork story
This painting depicts designs associated with Womens' Ceremonies at the rockhole site of Kiwirrkura, near where the community now stands. The 'U' shapes represent a group of women who gathered at the site to perform ceremonies. The black arcs show the tracks left in the sand by the womens' feet when they were dancing. While in the area the women gathered the bean-like food known as Walpurru.