Vincent Namatjira (Iwantja Arts), Anwar Young, (Tjala Arts) and Derek Thompson (Ernabella Arts) are young arts leaders of the APY Lands, who in 2017 developed a bold and meaningful concept for their first major curatorial project. The result is Weapons for the Soldier, a major collaborative exhibition showcasing works by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists that explore the themes of connection to country, protecting country, weaponry and warfare. Vincent Namatjira (Iwantja Arts), Anwar Young, (Tjala Arts) and Derek Thompson (Ernabella Arts) are young arts leaders of the APY Lands, who in 2017 developed a bold and meaningful concept for their first major curatorial project. The result is Weapons for the Soldier, a major collaborative exhibition showcasing works by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists that explore the themes of connection to country, protecting country, weaponry and warfare. Bernard Tjalkuri and David Miller, Tjungu Palya Artists
WEAPONS FOR THE SOLDIER
Ronnie Douglas, Brenton Ken, Willy Kaika, Mick Wikilyiri and Ray Ken. APY Men's collaborative painting 2016 Photography credit Rhett Hammerton 2016
Weapons for the Soldier - A Vincent Namatjira, Anwar Young and Derek Thompson initiative
Vincent Namatjira (Iwantja Arts), Anwar Young, (Tjala Arts) and Derek Thompson (Ernabella Arts) are young arts leaders of the APY Lands, who in 2017 developed a bold and meaningful concept for their first major curatorial project. The result is Weapons for the Soldier, a major collaborative exhibition showcasing works by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists that explore the themes of connection to country, protecting country, weaponry and warfare. Vincent Namatjira (Iwantja Arts), Anwar Young, (Tjala Arts) and Derek Thompson (Ernabella Arts) are young arts leaders of the APY Lands, who in 2017 developed a bold and meaningful concept for their first major curatorial project. The result is Weapons for the Soldier, a major collaborative exhibition showcasing works by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists that explore the themes of connection to country, protecting country, weaponry and warfare. Bernard Tjalkuri and David Miller, Tjungu Palya Artists
APY PHOTOGRAPHY PROGRAM
Ronnie Douglas, Brenton Ken, Willy Kaika, Mick Wikilyiri and Ray Ken. APY Men's collaborative painting 2016 Photography credit Rhett Hammerton 2016
Apy Photography Program - A Vincent Namatjira, Anwar Young and Derek Thompson initiative
Vincent Namatjira (Iwantja Arts), Anwar Young, (Tjala Arts) and Derek Thompson (Ernabella Arts) are young arts leaders of the APY Lands, who in 2017 developed a bold and meaningful concept for their first major curatorial project. The result is Weapons for the Soldier, a major collaborative exhibition showcasing works by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists that explore the themes of connection to country, protecting country, weaponry and warfare. Vincent Namatjira (Iwantja Arts), Anwar Young, (Tjala Arts) and Derek Thompson (Ernabella Arts) are young arts leaders of the APY Lands, who in 2017 developed a bold and meaningful concept for their first major curatorial project. The result is Weapons for the Soldier, a major collaborative exhibition showcasing works by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists that explore the themes of connection to country, protecting country, weaponry and warfare. Bernard Tjalkuri and David Miller, Tjungu Palya Artists
KULATA TJUTA
Ronnie Douglas, Brenton Ken, Willy Kaika, Mick Wikilyiri and Ray Ken. APY Men's collaborative painting 2016 Photography credit Rhett Hammerton 2016
Apy Photography Program - A Vincent Namatjira, Anwar Young and Derek Thompson initiative
Vincent Namatjira (Iwantja Arts), Anwar Young, (Tjala Arts) and Derek Thompson (Ernabella Arts) are young arts leaders of the APY Lands, who in 2017 developed a bold and meaningful concept for their first major curatorial project. The result is Weapons for the Soldier, a major collaborative exhibition showcasing works by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists that explore the themes of connection to country, protecting country, weaponry and warfare. Vincent Namatjira (Iwantja Arts), Anwar Young, (Tjala Arts) and Derek Thompson (Ernabella Arts) are young arts leaders of the APY Lands, who in 2017 developed a bold and meaningful concept for their first major curatorial project. The result is Weapons for the Soldier, a major collaborative exhibition showcasing works by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists that explore the themes of connection to country, protecting country, weaponry and warfare. Bernard Tjalkuri and David Miller, Tjungu Palya Artists
TOWN STUDIO
Ronnie Douglas, Brenton Ken, Willy Kaika, Mick Wikilyiri and Ray Ken. APY Men's collaborative painting 2016 Photography credit Rhett Hammerton 2016
Apy Photography Program - A Vincent Namatjira, Anwar Young and Derek Thompson initiative