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$30 for EVERY order throughout January will be donated to Bushfire Relief. Details
$30 for EVERY order throughout January will be donated to Bushfire Relief. Details
Molly Pwerle is an Australian Aboriginal artist aged in her 90's from a hard-to-reach remote community in Central Australia. And she loves to paint. With some help we've been able to ethically source these beautiful paintings.
Molly lives with her sisters and other women in a communal humpy on the outskirts of a small settlement in northern Utopia.
She began painting in 2004 in a workshop with her sisters Geyla, Emily and Minnie Pwerle. Her paintings depict her dreaming, Anemangkerr, and the associated ceremonial elements (Awelye).
Anemangkerr is a large bush tomato commonly referred to as bush melon. Its seeds are discarded and the fruit eaten. It grows in northern Utopia, near Molly's home, and is favoured for its exceptional keeping qualities.
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Opening on Australia Day, this special exhibition is a collaboration with Delvine Petyarre and Dulcie Pwerle to celebrate our beautiful land and country.
100% of the profit from every exhibition painting sold this Australia Day weekend will be donated.
Subscribe for an exclusive preview delivered to your inbox on Saturday 25th January.
Until the end of January, we'll be donating $30 for EVERY order, plus 100% of the profit from every My Country exhibition painting sold this Australia Day weekend.
My Country opens on Sunday 26th January however you can subscribe now to receive a preview (and chance to buy exhibition artwork via a private link) on Saturday 25th.
In 2019, a beautiful dot painting by traditional Ahalpere woman Rosie Pwerle was viewed by more people around the world than any other currently available.
Coming in second was Lena Pwerle's Australian Soakage.
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