Wutturla, Bush Tucker Seed, 61x76cm Heather Napurrurla Anderson

Wutturla, Bush Tucker Seed, 61x76cm Heather Napurrurla AndersonPenny Kelly Acrylic on Canvas 61cm x 76cm Warumungu artist Penny Kelly meticulously depicts wutturla, bush tucker seed. Kelly recollects, "we mix them up in water they come up real good. The green one, we cook em' chuck em' on the fire, we eat em'." Kelly's practice allows for intergenerational continuity of cultural knowledge, maintained through a visual mode of storytelling and language.

resin from spinifex is used for a number of applications including mosquito repellent

Danielle Mills is an emerging Tennant Creek based artist from Alparra

Susie Peterson's precision and natural artistry can be seen in the fine details of the foliage filling her landscapes and the subtle shifts of colour in the nets of dot work which cover the surface of her works

Michelle Brodie has depicted station workers fixing the roads near Alroy Downs

and emus are in the foreground of the painting

Some of the them trees

Gladys Beasley

dry flowers

Rekisha has depicted one of Epenarra's epic thunderstorms over the Epenarra station bore

Its the rain dreaming

Danielle builds abstract blocks of colour in bold brushstrokes which are juxtaposed by a top layer of fine dot work

The leaves of bush medicine plants found around Iytwelepenty (The Davenport Ranges) are boiled and used to cure fevers