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Audrey Morton Kngwarreye

 
 Born:              1952
 Group:             Alyawarre
 Country:           Ngkwarlerlanetne
 Area:              Ngkwarlerlanetne
 Medium:            Silk Batik, Acrylic' on Canvas
 Subject(s):        NgkWarlerlaneme Dreaming, Body Paint Designs, Flowers. 
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Collections Held:      

Museum of Victoria, Melbourne

The National Gallery of Australia, Canberra

The Holmes a Court Collection, Perth

Mbantua Gallery Permanent Collection, Alice Springs

Group Exhibitions:  

1985,   The Second National Aboriginal Art Award Exhibition, Museum and Art Gallery of the NT, Darwin.

1989,   Utopia Women’s Paintings, the First Works on Canvas, A Summer Project, 1988-89, S.H. Ervin Gallery,

Sydney

1990,   Utopia- A Picture Story, an exhibition of 88 works on Silk from the Holmes a Court Collection by Utopia

artists which toured Eire And Scotland

1990,   Contemporary Aboriginal Art from the Robert Holmes a Court Collection, Harvard University,

 University of Minnesota, Lake Oswego Centre for the Arts, USA.

1991,   The Eighth National Aboriginal Art Award Exhibition, Museum and Art Gallery of the NT, Darwin.

1994    The Eleventh National Aboriginal Art Award Exhibition, Museum and Art Gallery of the NT, Darwin.

1998,   Dreamings, Spazio Pitti Arte, Florence, Italy and Vlaams- Europeesch Conferentiecentrum, Brussels,

1998,   Exhibition in Art Centre Meerzigt, Zoetermeer, The Netherlands.

1998,   “The Hague Unites the Nation”, upon request of the Australian Embassy acting as representatives of

Australia, Grote Kerk, The Hague, The Netherlands

1998,   Volkenkundig Museum, Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

1998,   Art Gallery ” Culture Store “, Rotterdam, The Netherlands

1998    Mbantua Gallery, Alice Springs, NT

1999,   Aboriginal Art Galerie Bahr Exhibition, Germany and catalogue.

2002    Mbantua Gallery, Alice Springs, NT

2002    Mbantua Gallery USA exhibitions: Art and Soul Gallery, Nashville, TN; ‘The Cove Gallery’ Portland,

OR; Urban Wine Works, Portland, OR; Mary’s Woods, Portland, OR

2003    Mbantua Gallery USA exhibitions: New City Merchants, Knoxville, TN; Art and Soul Gallery, Nashville,

TN; ‘The Cove Gallery’ Portland, OR; Mary’s Woods, Portland, OR; Contemporary Aboriginal Art Event,

Umpqua Bank, Portland, Oregon; Art from the Dreamtime, Portland Art Museum, Portland OR

2004    Mbantua Gallery USA exhibitions: Hartford and Greenwich

2004    Evolution of Utopia, Mbantua Gallery Cultural Museum, Alice Springs

2005    Evolution of Utopia, Mbantua Gallery Cultural Museum, Alice Springs

2005    ‘Small Wonders’ (A collection of 1’x1′ and 1’x1½’ paintings), Mbantua Gallery, Alice Springs, NT

2006    Evolution of Utopia, Mbantua Gallery Cultural Museum, Alice Springs

Audrey is the daughter of fellow Utopia artist Mary Morton Kemarre. Her sisters Lucky, Sarah and Ruby Morton are also well known in the Aboriginal art industry. Along with her mother and sisters, Audrey participated in batik workshops that were held in Utopia from 1977 to 1987. Audrey, like her sisters, paints an extraordinary variety of stories which they say come from two Countries. These countries are Ngkwarlerlaneme and Arnkawenyerr of which she belongs to. Audrey can also paint the ceremonial body paint designs belonging to these countries and also her mother’s country Antarrengeny.

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    Bush Flowers

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    Flowers / Seeds

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