The Lasseters Collection - Lasseters Hotel Casino
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Emma Daniel<br />
Skin name: Nungarayi<br />
Year of birth: cc1935<br />
Language: Warlpiri<br />
Emma lived at Papunya for many years. She is a well respected elder holding much traditional<br />
knowledge, not only in story form, but also song and dance. Emma also lived at Mt. Doreen near<br />
Yuendumu for many years with her brother, Don Tjungerrayi and is one of the traditional owners<br />
of Karrinyarra, Mount Wedge. Emma now lives in Alice Springs. Over the past two years Emma’s<br />
paintings have gained attention for her bold motifs and strong colours, indicative of the Papunya<br />
area. Emma is also sister to renowned artist Paddy Carroll (now deceased).<br />
Room 5109 Title: Mt. Wedge - Karrinyarra, NT<br />
<strong>The</strong> Yalke (Bush Onion) storyline goes through Karrinyarra (Mt. Wedge), Yuendumu and Mt. Doreen.<br />
<strong>The</strong> ceremonial dancing women feature strongly in Emma’s painting. She uses the brush with long<br />
flowing brush strokes, the way the women do when they paint their bodies. <strong>The</strong> roundels depict the<br />
rockholes around the lake at Karrinyarra.<br />
Felicity Robertson Nampinjimpa<br />
Skin name: Nampinjimpa<br />
Year of birth: 1965<br />
Place of birth: Yuendumu<br />
Language: Warlpiri<br />
Felicity is the daughter of the artist Shorty Jangala Robertson and paints creation stories that<br />
relate to her traditional land. Felicity attended a local school and then studied at Batchelor College<br />
where she attained an Assistant Teacher Diploma. Since then Felicity has worked intermittently at<br />
Yuendumu School.<br />
As a Nampinjimpa woman, Felicity has custodial rights to paint the Ngapa Jukurrpa (Water Dreaming)<br />
story at Puyurru, a site west of Yuendumu where her father Shorty Jangala is an important traditional<br />
owner. <strong>The</strong> rain, Ngapa, gives the land patterns and colours that Felicity translates into her work<br />
through fresh and vigorous colours.<br />
Room 5210 Title: Ngapa Jukurrpa (Water Dreaming)<br />
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