Kudditji Kngwarreye "My Country - Emu Dreaming" Evelyn Pultara While Evelyn's work has been

While Evelyn's work has been shown in group exhibitions since the late 1990's

sentient beings

Both artists depict learnings from their elders and each other hidden amongst the layers of cultural insights about this sacred place

to reflect the changing colours of the seasons

Kudditji Kngwarreye "My Country - Emu Dreaming" Evelyn Pultara While Evelyn's work has beenBorn around 1928, Kudditji Kngwarreye, the younger brother of the late Emily Kame Kngwarreye, had a traditional bush upbringing in the Utopia region before starting a long career as a stockman and mine worker. An Anmatyerre elder and custodian of many important Dreamings, Kudditji was inspired by the work coming out of Papunya to paint his own Dreamings, telling of the travels and law of the Emu ancestors.  Starting in 1986, his precisely dotted