Purkarari: Slow down
Zaachariaha Fielding, Yaritji Heffernan and Sandra Pumani, Painting
Photo Credit: Cara O'Dowd
Zaachariaha Fielding and Yaritji Young, Tjungu (Together), Painting
, 200 x 248 cm Photo Credit: Andy Francis, courtesy of the APYACC
Zaachariaha Fielding, Gremlins, Painting
, 125.5 cm x 125.5 cm Photo Credit: Courtesy of the APYACC and Hugo Michell Gallery
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Mixed Media, Painting
Nyunmiti BURTON,
Zaachariaha FIELDING,
Yaritji HEFFERNAN,
Jennifer INGKATJI,
Megan LYONS,
Sandra PUMANI,
Margaret RICHARDS,
Yaritji YOUNG
Exhibition,
First Nations Artists
'Purkarari: Slow down' features major new works by Zaachariaha Fielding alongside collaborative paintings created with Senior artists working out of the APY Art Centre Collective in Adelaide. Purkarari, a Pitjantjatjara word, describes the calm that comes through work—a clarity and quietening of body and mind. For Fielding, this feeling emerges most powerfully in the shared act of painting.
Presented as Adelaide marks 10 years as a UNESCO City of Music, and following Electric Fields being awarded the Key to the City, the exhibition is a powerful tribute to connection, creativity, and Country.
Presented as Adelaide marks 10 years as a UNESCO City of Music, and following Electric Fields being awarded the Key to the City, the exhibition is a powerful tribute to connection, creativity, and Country.
1 Jul - 24 Dec
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
6 Mon Closed
Adelaide Town Hall, First Floor Gallery
128 King William St, Adelaide
8203 7590
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128 King William St, Adelaide
8203 7590
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