Anwekety (Bush Plum Dreaming) MK16655 'Ngukurr - Artists of the Rock Country' | Aboriginal Art Exhibition She uses an aerial interpretation

She uses an aerial interpretation to reflect the countries topography with a network of dotted lines while telling the story of the ancestral journeys

These important stories are passed to the younger men via ceremony

The Ngalyipi (Snake Vine) is a green creeper vine that grows around trees and shrubs

The custodians of the dreaming (Jukurrpa) are men of the Jangala/Tjampitjinpa skin groups

Year: 2013

Anwekety (Bush Plum Dreaming) MK16655 'Ngukurr - Artists of the Rock Country' | Aboriginal Art Exhibition She uses an aerial interpretationYear: 2010 Size: 120 x 180cm acrylic on linen Kathleen Ngale lived at the small community of Utopia, 240km north east of Alice Springs in Central Australia. Kathleen began her artistic career in the late 1970s when the Batik making project was introduced to the women in Utopia. Kathleen artworks depiction Anwekety or wild Bush Plum fruit. The Bush Plum is a small native blackberry which grows on the Conkerberry bush after good rains. It is a prolific