Appearing in the main galleries and the Kaurna Gallery at Tandanya, the body of works is open to the public from Friday 6 February 2015 until 21 March 2015.
To mark the occasion, artists Archie Moore and Jandamarra Cadd will be giving complementary presentations the day after the opening:
Archie Moore – Saturday 7 February 2015, 11am to 12pm
Jandamarra Cadd – Saturday 7 February 2015, 12pm to 1pm
The artworks, by Tjamu Murray George, Inawynitji Williamson, Tjinkuma Wells, Purki Edwards and Kanginy George, feature traditional representations of tjukula (rockholes), tali (sandhills) and kungkarangkalpa (Seven Sisters).
The featured works will also be displayed alongside additional examples by other South Australian-based artists currently featured in the Gallery Shop.
Although presented as three separate exhibitions, overall the depth of representation gives a deep and valuable insight into more traditional and contemporary arts practices and the important stories they convey.
Entry and artist talks are FREE to the public.
Website: www.tandanya.com.au
DATES:
6 February 2015 to 20 March 2015
Tandanya NACI is proud to present three important shows:
14 NATIONS – Imagined by RH Williams by Artist Archie Moore
KINSHIP – Our Story by Artist Jandamarra Cadd
NGANAMPA TJUKURPA – Tandanya Urban Arts – Studio Pilot Project 2014-15 by Adelaide-based Pitjantjatjara Artists
ARTIST PRESENTATIONS:
Saturday 7 February 2015, Archie Moore – 11am to 12pm &
Jandamarra Cadd – 12pm to 1pm
VENUE:
Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute Inc,
Kaurna Country, 253 Grenfell Street, Adelaide, SA 5000
GALLERY HOURS:
Monday to Saturday – 9am to 4pm (Closed Sundays & Public Holidays)
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