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Ronnie Tjampitjinpa 1943
Vit à Papunya, Australia. Travaille dans Australia.
Représenté par:
SmithDavidson Gallery
Ronnie Tjampitjinpa was born around 1943 in the vicinity of Muyin in the Western
Desert, about 500 km west of Alice Springs. When Ronnie was young, he moved with his parents and family in the Pintupi language areas from place to place. In the 1970s, however, Ronnie stayed in Papunya for a long time, where he played an important role
played in the founding of the artists' collective Papunya Tula Artists
Ronnie is one of Papunya's most prominent artists and his work and painting style influenced and inspired many Aboriginal people in the 1980s and 1990s. In 1988 he won the Alice Springs Art Prize, after which several major solo exhibitions in Australia will follow. In 2004, Ronnie was elected chairman of Papunya Tula Artists.The stories or
Dreamings that Ronnie paints are those of the Tingari Cycle the
ancestors of the Pintupi. These ancestors roamed the land of one
sacred place to the other, to perform ceremonies and rituals.
Desert, about 500 km west of Alice Springs. When Ronnie was young, he moved with his parents and family in the Pintupi language areas from place to place. In the 1970s, however, Ronnie stayed in Papunya for a long time, where he played an important role
played in the founding of the artists' collective Papunya Tula Artists
Ronnie is one of Papunya's most prominent artists and his work and painting style influenced and inspired many Aboriginal people in the 1980s and 1990s. In 1988 he won the Alice Springs Art Prize, after which several major solo exhibitions in Australia will follow. In 2004, Ronnie was elected chairman of Papunya Tula Artists.The stories or
Dreamings that Ronnie paints are those of the Tingari Cycle the
ancestors of the Pintupi. These ancestors roamed the land of one
sacred place to the other, to perform ceremonies and rituals.
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