Wutturla, 30x91cm Tracey Ngwarrey Peterson

Wutturla, 30x91cm Tracey Ngwarrey PetersonPenny Kelly Acrylic on Canvas 30cm x 91cm 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 is part of a familiar story of intergenerational knowledge sharing and speaks the passing of culture and language through visual story telling.

Danielle has been significantly influenced by her aunts

water stops collecting in the waterhole

teach them bush medicine

"On the way to Sterling Rangers

This painting is about the country sight

spinifex is one of the most savage and unyielding of grasses

Susie Pope has painted vibrant bush medicine leafs from her country

"People live on our country and they went to swim and some people sitting around the campfire because they got five humpy

When dad was young

Lynette Bonney

Warumungu artist Penny Kelly meticulously depicts wutturla (bush tucker seed)

trying to catch fish