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Gracie Morton Pwerle / Mountain Devil Lizard Dreaming (GM153)
SKU: GM153
60cm x 60cm Acrylic on Canvas
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$650.00
60cm x 60cm Acrylic on Canvas
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Artist Profile
Gracie was born c. 1956 in Utopia, Northern Territory where she still resides today. Gracie is part of the famous Petyarre family – her mother is senior artist Myrtle Petyarre and her Aunties include Gloria, Kathleen, Violet, and the late Nancy and Ada Bird Petyarre, all international artists.
Along with her mother and famous aunties, Gracie started to paint on batik in the 1980’s and her work was featured in the prestigious Robert Holmes à Court Collection.
Gracie started painting on canvas in 1992. Using very delicate dots, Gracie depicts the bush plum seeds, a significant part of the dreamings and ceremonies owned by the people from the Utopia region. Gracie’s work has been exhibited and collected throughout Australia and Overseas.
Selected Exhibitions
1985/86
• Desert Mob, Araluen Centre, Alice Springs
1989
• Utopia Women’s Paintings. First Works on Canvas. A Summer Project, SH Ervin Gallery
1989-91
• Utopia – A Picture Story, Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, Adelaide; Royal Hibernian Academy, Ireland
1991
• Desert Mob, Araluen Centre, Alice Springs
• 8th National Aboriginal Art Awards, Museum & Art Gallery of the Northern Territory
1992/93/94/96
• Desert Mob, Araluen Centre, Alice Springs
1998
• Utopia and Balgo Hills, Aboriginal Art Galerie Baehr, Speyer, Germany
• Culture Store, Rotterdam. Netherlands
• Dreamings, Spazio Pitti Arte, Florenz, Italy
1999
• Canberra and French Embassy, Australia
• Gallery Gondwana, Alice Springs
• Mbantua Gallery, Alice Springs
• My Country, Ancient Earth Indigenous Art, Cairns
2000
• Ancient Earth Indigenous Art, Cairns
• Kunst der Aborigines, Leverkusen, Germany
2001
• Alliance Francaise de Canberra , Canberra
• The Unseen in Scene, Germany
2001-02
• Recounting the Essence of Life. Art from Australia, Bad Oeynhausen, Germany
2002
• Land is Life. Art from Australia, Ruegen, Germany
• Aboriginal Art Galerie Baehr, Speyer, Germany
Selected Collections
• Beher Collection
• Reimers Collection, Deidesheim
• Robert Holmes à Court Collection, Perth
• Slaughter & May International Law, London
Artwork Description
The Mountain Devil Lizard Dreaming is one of the most significant Dreamtime Stories for Gracie’s family. Gracie demonstrates her connection between her past and the present and reminds us that the Mountain Devil Lizard is still roaming the country and defining the landscape. The dreaming tells of the Old Woman Mountain Devil Lizard who travelled the vast regions of the Atnangker country defining the landscape and identifying the sacred sites.
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