Anna Petyarre (Pitjara Price), an Anmatyerre woman from the Boundary Bore area of Utopia Station, worked with Gannon House Gallery for nearly twenty years. She began her art making in batik age after her mother, artist Glory Ngale and her aunt, the late Emily Kame...
Walking around the Matisse exhibition at the Art Gallery of NSW (Matisse: Life and Spirit Masterpieces from the Centre Pompidou, Paris) last week reminded me of the beautiful work of Mitjili (Kumuntjai after her passing) Napurrula. Far from the first person to bring...
Gannon House Gallery has worked with Lily Kelly Napangardi for the last 15 years. Over this time, she has become one of our more popular and sought after artists. Napangardi was born c.1948 in the Haasts Bluff region of the Northern Territory of Australia. In her...
Vale Ms Petyarre Ms Petyarre passed away after a long illness in June 2021. She worked with Gannon House Gallery for nearly 20 years and from her earliest paintings become one of our most popular artists. Petyarre began her art making in batik in 1977 with a group...
Yinarupa Nangala has worked with Gannon House Gallery for fifteen years. She began painting for Papunya Tula artists corporation in 1996. Her father, Anatjari Tjampitjina, was one of the founding members. She now lives in Kiwikurra and since 2001 has painted for a...
About Utopia Art from Utopia fascinates collectors world wide. Utopia is actually a 2000 square kilometre area covering 6 “countries”, Alhalpere, Rreltye, Thelye, Atarrkete and Ingutanka. Each has a distinct language and cultural practices associated with...
We have many people ask for more information on the subjects of paintings by the Western Desert artists at Gannon House Gallery. Particularly paintings by Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri, Willy Tjungurrayi and George “Hairbrush” Tjungurrayi. These senior...
