Pansy Napangardi (born 1948) is an Australian artist. She is associated with the Jukurrpa group of women artists in Alice Springs where she lives today.
She was born at Haasts Bluff, Northern Territory, Australia.[1] She remains one of the leading artists of Papunya Tula, after she was moved to the settlement of Papunya in the early 1960s after Haasts Bluff became abandoned due to lack of suitable water; it was here where she observed the work of many artists.[1]
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Napangardi was the first professional female desert painter amidst the Luritija and Warlpiri people, learning techniques from the desert art founders. Learning from the renowned Indigenous Australian artists, Johny Warangula and Kaapa, she began to develop her own technique through the application of multi-coloured dots.[2] Although she observed the men's painting business there, she is one of the rare women associated with Papunya Tula who did not serve an apprenticeship with the men. In 1983, Napangardi commenced her work with Papunya Tula Artists and by the late 1980s, had established herself as a leading female artist.[3] She sold her works independently in Alice Springs at first and in 1989 she won the National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award.[2][4]
^ abMelbourne, National Foundation for Australian Women and The University of. "Napangati, Pansy - Woman - The Australian Women's Register". www.womenaustralia.info. Retrieved 25 August 2019.
^ abc"Pansy Napangati :: Biography at :: At Design and Art Australia Online".
^"Biography of Pansy Napangardi". www.redrockgallery.net.
^Perkins, Hetti; West, Margie K. C.; Wales, Art Gallery of New South; Willsteed, Theresa (27 September 2007). One sun one moon: Aboriginal art in Australia. Art Gallery of New South Wales. ISBN9783791337715 – via Google Books.
^"Works by Pansy Napangardi :: The Collection :: Art Gallery NSW". www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au.
pansy, napangardi, born, 1948, australian, artist, associated, with, jukurrpa, group, women, artists, alice, springs, where, lives, today, contents, early, life, career, collections, individual, exhibitions, referencesearly, life, editshe, born, haasts, bluff,. Pansy Napangardi born 1948 is an Australian artist She is associated with the Jukurrpa group of women artists in Alice Springs where she lives today Contents 1 Early life 2 Career 3 Collections 4 Individual exhibitions 5 ReferencesEarly life editShe was born at Haasts Bluff Northern Territory Australia 1 She remains one of the leading artists of Papunya Tula after she was moved to the settlement of Papunya in the early 1960s after Haasts Bluff became abandoned due to lack of suitable water it was here where she observed the work of many artists 1 Career editNapangardi was the first professional female desert painter amidst the Luritija and Warlpiri people learning techniques from the desert art founders Learning from the renowned Indigenous Australian artists Johny Warangula and Kaapa she began to develop her own technique through the application of multi coloured dots 2 Although she observed the men s painting business there she is one of the rare women associated with Papunya Tula who did not serve an apprenticeship with the men In 1983 Napangardi commenced her work with Papunya Tula Artists and by the late 1980s had established herself as a leading female artist 3 She sold her works independently in Alice Springs at first and in 1989 she won the National Aboriginal amp Torres Strait Islander Art Award 2 4 Collections editArt Gallery of New South Wales 5 the Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College 6 Artbank Sydney Central Collection Australian National University Canberra Donald Kahn collection Lowe Art Museum University of Miami Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory Darwin National Gallery of Australia Canberra National Gallery of Victoria Melbourne The Kelton Foundation Santa Monica U S A The Queensland Art Gallery Brisbane The Robert Holmes a Court Collection Perth Individual exhibitions edit1988 Sydney Opera House 1989 Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi Melbourne 1991 Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi Melbourne 2 References edit a b Melbourne National Foundation for Australian Women and The University of Napangati Pansy Woman The Australian Women s Register www womenaustralia info Retrieved 25 August 2019 a b c Pansy Napangati Biography at At Design and Art Australia Online Biography of Pansy Napangardi www redrockgallery net Perkins Hetti West Margie K C Wales Art Gallery of New South Willsteed Theresa 27 September 2007 One sun one moon Aboriginal art in Australia Art Gallery of New South Wales ISBN 9783791337715 via Google Books Works by Pansy Napangardi The Collection Art Gallery NSW www artgallery nsw gov au Untitled Hood Museum hoodmuseum dartmouth edu Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Pansy Napangardi amp oldid 1078965468, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
