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Miriam Baadjo - Tjitji Kutjarra

Sale price$6,100 AUD


Artist:
Size:

152.4cm x 101.6cm

Medium:

Acrylic on Canvas

Tjitji Kutjarra is an original acrylic painting on canvas by Miriam Baadjo, an Aboriginal artist associated with the Balgo art community in Western Australia. Measuring 152.4 × 101.6 cm, the painting depicts a story of two children on her uncle's Country. The work references a nearby women's site and rocks associated with Maparn (healing powers), reflecting the cultural knowledge and stories passed down through her family.

Story from the Certificate: Miriam has painted her Uncle's country. This painting depicts a story about Tjitji Kutjarra (2 children) which are believed to have camped here and there is an area nearby for women only which is believed to have been formed by a woman's tears. 'Maparn' (healing powers) are contained in some rocks found here.



About Aboriginal Contemporary

Aboriginal Contemporary has an enviable reputation for quality, service and ethical trading; not just with our customers but with the art centres from whom we source our work.

This is in no small part due to owner Nichola Dare’s regular trips to some of the most remote parts of Australia and her ability to build relationships with art centres and artists, based on mutual trust and respect. Nichola’s time in Australia’s Western Desert, The Kimberley, APY Lands and Arnhem Land has also given her a deep understanding of the country and culture at the heart of the art we sell.

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