Kudditji Kngwarreye

Born c 1928
Eastern Arrente
Boundary Bore Utopia
(Pmara Jutunta) NT

Exhibitions
1990 - Art Dock
1991 - Central Australian Aboriginal Art & Craft Exhibition Araluen Centre Alice Springs NT
1992 - Tjukurrpa - Museum fur Volkerkunde Basel Switzerland
1999 - Chapel off Chappel Gallery Victoria
2000 - Mia Mia Aboriginal Gallery Victoria
2006 - Arken museum of Modern Art Copenhagen
Private Collections World wide

Kudditji Kngwarre's Country is Boundary Bore and he paints ceremonial designs that relate to the Dreaming stories from this area.Emu Dreaming and Sacred Sites are displayed on 'Painted Country Aboriginal Gallery's web site.

Kudditji is related to the late Emily Kngwarreye the iconic legendry desert artist. Commencing painting around 1986 his style originally reflected the traditional ceremonies of his law and culture.

Dotted backgrounds and intricate spaced roundels and shapes dominate these paintings. Recently Kudditjis painting changed direction reflecting a strong similarity to his late sister Emily's art,they became colourful and abstract. However his earlier ceremonial works are still sought by collectors.

Painted Country Gallery welcomes enquiries regarding Kudditjis original work which relate strongly to his law and cultural background.

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