Ceramics

Bagu Click for a larger picture 34cm x 21cm
	Nephi Denham
	clay	Cardwell. Queensland
	Code: SO2031 - Available	2009

Budgies Click for a larger picture 35cm x 22cm
	Lindy Panangka Rontji
	Aranda Indigenous Artists of the former Hermannsburg Mission est. 1897 proudly present yet another chapter in their well and truly established tradition of making contemporary Art. Hermannsburg has enjoyed a rich dynamic relationship with contemporary art since the days of Albert Namitjira and his sons painted the vibrant and unforgettable images of their desert country. We have come to recognize this group of women artists as potters and ceramicists, and have enjoyed the painterly quality of their glazing techniques. This distinctive style and vision with its foundation in the Namatjira style of landscape painting is now being applied to works on canvas by the artists. A change in medium but not a change in artistic vision.
	Handcoiled terracotta, underglazes & applied decorations	Hermannsburg, NT
	Code: SO498 - Available	2005

Kookaburra Click for a larger picture 33cm x 20cm
	Rahel Ungwanaka
	Hermannsburg has enjoyed a rich dynamic relationship with contemporary art since the days of Albert Namitjira and his sons painted the vibrant and unforgettable images of their desert country. We have come to recognize this group of women artists as potters and ceramicists, and have enjoyed the painterly quality of their glazing techniques. The finely modeled sculptures that impart uniqueness to the Hermannsburg pottery have their origins in the tactile manipulation of earth and clay within Aranda custom and tradition, and are linked to the schoolroom innovators of the past and the teachers who are fondly remembered by the potters of today.
	Handcoiled terracotta, underglazes & applied decorations	Hermannsburg Potters
	Code: SO335 - Available	2003

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