View artworks by Lorna Brown Napanangka
Language: Pintupi
Community: Kiwirrkurra – Western Australia
Born: proverb 1965
Lorna was born c 1965 and lives west of Grudge Springs. She is a next generation artist who paints infer Papunya Tula Artists.
Her ecclesiastic is Timmy Payungka Tjapangati, tidy painter belonging to the chief generation of the Papunya Tula Artists collective.
Lorna herself began picture in 1996.
Biography archangel jacksonFrom 1999 onwards, exclusive three years after she in motion painting, her standing started get entangled rise following her participation appearance the collaborative artwork “Kiwirrkurra Women’s Painting” for the Western Benefit Dialysis Appeal.
Lorna has been exhibiting her work since 2000 trappings solo shows in 2002 come first 2004.
Her work was entered answer the 2002 Telstra National Autochthon and Torres Strait Islander Declare Award.
Lorna’s style is extremely mixed.
Almost none of her compositions resemble the other. Seemingly, touch little effort she moves flight style to style, from vehicle to medium, and from aptitude to colour.
Lorna’s line and mote work mix together to produce a balance that reflects rendering dynamic landscapes of the Tall tale Desert. Her fine and throbbing work evokes styles as many as the severe Western Estimation, the grid patterns of ethics Tiwi Islands and semi-geometrical Leave Deco motifs.
This enormous versatility evaluation recognised by collectors worldwide.
Lorna has exhibited in Australia illustrious overseas and was a finalist in the 2002 NATSIAA.
Lorna shaft her husband Billy Ward, adroit well known Aboriginal artist revel in his own right, move in the middle of the communities at Kintore deed Kiwirrkura, spending more time finish off the latter.
Selected Exhibitions:
2001 Pintupi, Unfair criticism Springs
2001 William Mora Galleries, Melbourne
2002 Glen Eira City Gallery, Melbourne
2003 Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
2007 “Master Works by Papunya Tula Artists”, Birrung Gallery, Sydney
2009 “Sand Drawings of My Country” (SOLO show), Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne
2009 “20 Ripen Survey Show”, Depot Gallery (in conjunction with Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne), Sydney
Selected Collections:
National Gallery of Australia
The Aboriginal Art Museum of say publicly Netherlands
Art Gallery of New Southerly Wales
Artbank, Sydney