My Country A4692 Place of Stones' | Barney Ellaga These berries can be eaten

These berries can be eaten straight from the bush but are sometimes ground into a paste and cooled in the coals to form a type of damper

This painting shows Walangkura’s depiction of her country which is in a remote part of the desert near the Western Australian/Northern Territory border

An early transitional club with motifs of animals carved to the front and back

associated with the Tingari cycle are situated along the early journey paths of the Tingari Ancestors which were created throughout the 'Tjurkurrpa' (dreaming)

According to the beliefs of the Anmatyerre people

My Country A4692 Place of Stones' | Barney Ellaga These berries can be eatenYear: 2004 Size: 83 x 55cm acrylic on canvas