Molly Pwerle’s country is Atnwengerrp and her language is Anmatyerre and Alyawarr. She was born in approximately 1919 (no records exist) and has had little exposure to western culture. In fact, Molly picked up a paintbrush for the first time in 2004. Learn more about Molly Pwerle here.
This piece was painted in 2018 and is 60cm x 90cm in size.
Artwork has been signed by the artist and will also be provided with imagery of the artist with the work.
In Aboriginal culture, ceremonies are focal points in the life of the community. They are held for different purposes, but each is integral to the continuation of Aboriginal culture and vital to the happiness and well being of the people and the land. This Particular new style by Molly represents dances and song lines performed through out the ceremony. Women’s awelye ceremonies are acknowledgments of their responsibilities for the land and their relationship to it. Learn more here.
All the artwork provided is done on with highest quality linen canvas, acrylic paints, oils and brushes ensuring the longevity of each piece of work.
