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Betty Carrington / Darrajayn Hills (1A)
SKU: 17123
76cm x 60cm Ochre on Canvas, 2018
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$2,200.00
76cm x 60cm Ochre on Canvas, 2018
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Artist Profile
Betty was born on Texas Downs Station, c. 1940. Her mother and father both worked on Texas Downs station and at Turkey Creek. Her father was a police tracker. Betty is now a senior law woman and artist.
Since commencing to paint with the Warmun Art Centre in 1998 Betty has travelled widely to promote the art and culture of her people.
The Carrington women have established themselves as talented artists – Betty’s eldest daughter, Sade, is an International Artist. Sade’s daughter Charlene Carrington is an exciting third generation senior artist and now Charlene’s children are following in the footsteps of these great women, the fourth generation of ochre artists.
Betty has a huge extended family, and describes the largest room in her house – where she lives at Warmun with her husband Patrick Mung Mung – with having “wall to wall children” every night.
Betty paints her home country of Texas Downs, the area around Warmun and Turkey Creek, her father’s country – Darrajayn (Springvale) and Dowooloon (Anne Springs) as well as themes representing the Ngarrangkarni (Dreaming) stories she willingly teaches the youngsters.
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2009
• Betty Carrington & Roberta Daylight: Grandmother/Grandaughter, Alison Kelly Gallery, Melbourne
2007
• Betty Carrington & Patrick Mung Mung, Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
2004
• Betty Carrington, Allison Kelly Gallery, Melbourne
2002
• Betty Carrington, Allison Kelly Gallery, Melbourne
Selected Group Exhibitions
2017
• Spiritual essence of the Earth with Warmun artists – Aboriginal Signature Estrangin gallery • Brussels
2016
• Gija Contemporary Art from Warmun, Aboriginal and Pacfic Art, Sydney, NSW
2014
• Warmun: Gija Contemporary Art of Western Australia, Harvey Art Projects, USA
• Warmun Aboriginal Art, Art Images Gallery, Adelaide, SA
2012
• Patrick and Betty, Short St Gallery, Broome, WA
2010
• Warmun – Our Earth Our Story’, Art Images Gallery, Norwood. SA
• Framed Gallery, Darwin NT
2009
• Warnarran Gelengen: Old times new times’, Hogarth Galleries, Sydney. NSW
• Sharing Difference on common ground, Holmes a Court Gallery, WA
• Warmun Ochres: Rich Earth’ , Gadfly Gallery, Perth, WA
• Hedland Art Awards, Courthouse Gallery, Port Hedland, WA
2008
• Star crossed lovers of the Kimberleys’ , Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne
• The Women of Warmun: ten years on ‘ Gadfly Gallery, Perth
• Red Centre, Red Dot, Celebrating Indigenous Australia, Australian High Commission, Singapore
• East of East Kimberley: Warmun in Asia, ReDot Gallery, Singapore
• Mungowum Ngarraknaari Yaarun (Strong Stories, Strong Culture) Short St Gallery, Broome, WA
2007
• Warda-Wurrarrem (all kinds of stars), Raft Artspace, Darwin
• Greetings from Turkey Creek, Mary Place Gallery, Sydney
• Ochre, Brushes, Canvas: new work from Warmun, Hogarth Galleries, Sydney
• Betty Carrington & Patrick Mung Mung, Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
Selected Awards
2002
• Artist in Residency- 2 week program at Coomalie Cultural Centre, Bachelor, NT
1999
• East Kimberley Art Award, Heytesbury Award
Selected Collections
• Batchelor Institute Collection, NT
• Broadmeadows Health Service Collection, Melbourne
• Flinders University Art Museum, Adelaide
• Harland Collection
• Kaplan Collection, USA
• Kerry Stokes Collection, Perth
• Laverty Collection, Sydney
• Museum & Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, Darwin
• National Australia Bank
• Artbank, NSW
Artist's Description
All that country is my father’s country, going all the way back to Billimack Spring. He grew up in this country and used to live out in the bush. He roamed this country as a kid until he was old enough to work on the station.
This is joowalinji (hills) country and darwirrinji (spring, living water) country. Billimack Spring is a good water place, that’s living water. There’s one sharp hill called Jowagin standing up right near the spring. There are a lot of stone tommahawk there for the old people.
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