01 Work #4
2005
Alison Anderson Nampitjinpa
Alison Anderson Nampitjinpa
ARTIST
STORY
Ebes Contemporary is home to one of Australia’s largest collections of Indigenous art — a powerful legacy of storytelling, culture, and creative expression through Country. Built on generations of knowledge, emotion, and connection, the collection celebrates the strength of Indigenous voices and the enduring spirit of artistic practice. Ebes Contemporary is home to one of Australia’s largest.
Ebes Contemporary is home to one of Australia’s largest collections of Indigenous art — a powerful legacy of storytelling, culture, and creative expression through Country. Built on generations of knowledge, emotion, and connection, the collection celebrates the strength of Indigenous voices and the enduring spirit of artistic practice. Ebes Contemporary is home to one of Australia’s largest collections of Indigenous art — a powerful legacy of storytelling, culture, and creative expression through Country.
LIFE
Life
A powerful legacy of storytelling
Born
1910 in Alhalkere, in the Utopia region of the Northern Territory.
Country
Anmatyerre (or Anmatyerr)
Nampitjinpa‘s
JOURNEY
Ebes Contemporary is home to one of Australia’s largest collections of Indigenous art — a powerful legacy of storytelling, culture, and creative expression through Country. Built on generations of knowledge, emotion, and connection, the collection celebrates the strength of Indigenous voices and the enduring spirit of artistic practice.Ebes Contemporary is home to one of Australia’s largest collections of Indigenous art — a powerful legacy of storytelling, culture, and creative expression through Country. Built on generations of knowledge, emotion, and connection, the collection celebrates the strength of Indigenous voices and the enduring spirit of artistic practice.Ebes Contemporary is home to one of Australia’s largest collections of Indigenous art — a powerful legacy of storytelling, culture, and creative expression through Country. Built on generations of knowledge, emotion, and connection, the collection celebrates the strength of Indigenous voices and the enduring spirit of artistic practice.
Ebes Contemporary is home to one of Australia’s largest collections of Indigenous art — a powerful legacy of storytelling, culture, and creative expression through Country. Built on generations of knowledge, emotion, and connection, the collection celebrates the strength of Indigenous voices and the enduring spirit of artistic practice.
EXHIBITION
WORKS OF EMILY KNGWARREYE
25 November - 12 December 2026
11-15 Christensen St,
Cheltenham VIC 3192
Weekday $28.00
Weekend $35.00