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Ngarrankarni or
Ngarrarngkarni by the Gija
people Jukurrpa or Tjukurpa/
Tjukurrpa by the
Warlpiri people and in the
Pitjantjatjara dialect Ungud or Wungud...
- from
Black Australia. (2008) ISBN 9781741740332.
Nganana Tjungurringanyi Tjukurrpa Nintintjakitja (We are here
sharing our dreaming). (2009) In ****ociation...
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responsibility that
underpins Aboriginal life.
Kanyini is a
connectedness to
tjukurrpa (knowledge of
creation or Dreaming),
ngura (place, land),
walytja (kinship)...
- gl**** and felt, and is
particularly centred around interpretations of
Tjukurrpa from her
mother and father.
Bates was a
prolific artist and her work has...
- of New
South Wales,
where several works are part of the
larger suite Tjukurrpa Palurukutu,
Kutjupawana Palyantjanya – same stories, a new way. Other...
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again in the morning,
driving Bluetongue Lizard's sons
around all of the
Tjukurrpa. Finally, the sons
stopped at the
Ngarra salt lake and
drowned there,...
- had
independence to
reshape the
Western Desert art and
expand on the
Tjukurrpa knowledge,
which became their creative inspirations. Napangati's style...
- The
Killing Times. Sydney: Fontana. Jo-Anne
Birnie Danzker Dreamings—
Tjukurrpa:
aboriginal art of the
Western Desert, the
Donald Kahn Collection, Prestel...
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involving song and
dance and
embodying the
stories and
designs of the
tjukurrpa (Ancestral Law, or Dreamtime). The
ceremony carries camaraderie, joy,...
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foodstuffs like meat, a
scarce resource in the area. In this sense, the
tjukurrpa system also
functioned as a cross-generational mode of
exacting obedience...
