Yaritji Tingala Young with Tjala Tjukurpa – Honey ant story, 2021, Amata, South Australia
Photographer: Luke Byrne

 

 

Yaritji Tingala Young with Tjala Tjukurpa – Honey ant story, 2021, Amata, South Australia
Photographer: Luke Byrne

 

 

Exhibition in focus: Kungka Kuṉpu (Strong Women)

21 October to 25 February


Enquire about our fully subsidised tickets and busing available for students with disability, low SES and regional schools.

Don’t miss an opportunity to explore the Art Gallery of South Australia touring exhibition Kungka Kupu (Strong Women) with your students.

Drawn from AGSA’s collection, Kungka Kupu (Strong Women) showcases major contemporary works by celebrated women artists from the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands–cultural custodians of an oral tradition that epitomises the art of storytelling. Working individually and collaboratively, these women leaders share an irrepressible desire to create ground-breaking works, deeply embedded with cultural knowledge and rich in ceremonial song and performance.

Presented as part of AGSA’s acclaimed Tarnanthi program, this regional touring exhibition reflects the adaptive genius, energy and dynamism of Aṉangu culture and the inspiring tale of women supporting each other across generations.

Key artists include Angkuna Baker, Kunmanara Wawiriya Burton, Nyunmiti Burton, Sylvia Ken, Kunmanara Militjari Pumani, Rhoda Tjitayi, Tjanpi Desert Weavers, Kaylene Whiskey and Yaritji Young – to name a few.

Cost: $5 per student
Bookings: learn@geelonggallery.org.au
Duration: 45 minutes

See resources:
Nyunmiti Burton resource 
Kaylene Whiskey resource
Tjanpi Desert Weavers resource
Tjanpi tjina: movement and marks resource

 

Exhibition partners


Geelong partners

Anonymous donor