‘This is a soakage that has been around for a long time. Four ladies are collecting their water in coolamons. They have digging sticks with them from hunting and now they are getting water.’ This artwork was acquired as part of a project between City of Stonnington and World Vision.Epenarra is a remote indigenous community 220kms South East of Tennant Creek, Northern Territory.Framed artwork. Acrylic on canvas.There is a registration label on the back. 'Kwaty Nagenty' handwritten in texta on the canvas, registration label on the back. NOTE: two works cite the same Mossgreen catalogue number.stonnington contemporary art collection, first peoples, first nations, indigenous, aboriginal torres strait islander, painting, water, jessie akemarr beasley jr.

‘Cockatoos go and get food from the trees, seeds, conkaberry and bush beans. Cockatoos live near the creek.’ This artwork was acquired as part of a project between City of Stonnington and World Vision. Epenarra is a remote indigenous community 220kms South East of Tennant Creek, Northern Territory.Framed artwork. Mossgreen catalogue # 9 with certificate of authenticity World Vision. Acrylic on canvas.Canvas is titled on the back. NOTE: two works cite the same Mossgreen catalogue number.stonnington contemporary art collection, first peoples, painting, first nations, indigenous, aboriginal torres strait islander, jessie akemarr beasley jr., cockatoo

stonnington contemporary art collection, first peoples, sculpture, first nations, indigenous, aboriginal torres strait islander, goanna, arluwetyerra, epenarra, kay beasley, susie ngwarrey peterson, jessie akemarr beasley jr.