Rosie Williams, Dulcie Gibbs and Rita Muni Simpson, (left‐right) from Martumili Artists work on their painting, Minyipuru.
Kiriwirri, 2008, by Jan Billycan, acrylic on canvas. Yulparija Artists.
Martu kids playing in the sand dunes near Well 33, with the painting Kunkun
Nola Campbell, from Kayili Artists with her painting, Tika Tika.
Patrick Olodoodi Tjungurrayi, Papunya Tula Artists, works on a painting related to the Canning Stock Route.
The Canning Stock Route Country, 2007, by Patrick Tjungurrayi, acrylic on linen. Papunya Tula Artists
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