Kurun Warun "Dry Waterholes" Tapestry using a variety of powders

using a variety of powders

Winterthur Collection

Ochre on Canvas

National Gallery of Australia

200 x 130cms Acrylics on Belgian Linen (Framed in Black Oak) Joy Kngwarreye produces exquisite abstract depictions of her beautiful enteebra flowers in a range of colours that reflected the species and seasons and her ebullient mood

Kurun Warun "Dry Waterholes" Tapestry using a variety of powdersKURUN WARUN was born in Australia in 1966. He is a member of the indigenous Guntijamara people and is a descendant the Truganini family line. Kurun Warun whose name means 'Hissing Swan' lives in the Noosa hinterland in South East Queensland. He is very well known for his exceptional art and his huge talent as a didgeridoo musician. He expresses his culture through art and music and has won international acclaim and recognition in both these fields.