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Osmond (Oussie) Pangiraminni / Pupuni Jilamara (25-108)
SKU: 25-108
100cm x 50cm Ochre on Canvas (sent rolled in a tube)
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$1,650.00
100cm x 50cm Ochre on Canvas (sent rolled in a tube)
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Artist Profile
Artwork is accompanied by Munupi Artists Certificate of Authenticity/Provenance
DOB: 1/01/1958
Father’s Country: Jikilarru
Mother’s Country: Ranku, Bathurst Island
Skin: Takaringuwi (Scaly Mullet)
Language: Tiwi
Dreaming: Takaringa (Scaley Mullet)
I was born at Bathurst Island in 1958 and I went to school at Garden Point Primary School on Melville Island. Then as I grew up my mum sent me away to High School in Darwin at Kormilda College. After school I went back home to my family and started looking for a job. I got one as the Janitor at the primary school in 1978. In 1990 I retired and then I decided to get another job so i went to the Munupi Art Centre because I used to watch my father paint and carve the ceremonial poles. He taught me how do culture and that’s how I got my skills as an artist and ceremonial leader.
One of Osmond’s Tutunis (Ceremonial Poles) is in the South Australian Art Gallery Collection and one is in a private collection in Belgium.
Osmond creates intricate paintings depicting ceremonial designs. He is a Senior Ceremonial Singer and Dancer.
Group Exhibitions
2022
• Line In Parrallel, Artitja Fine Art Gallery, South Fremantle, WA
• Tiwi Creation, Cooee Art, Redfern, NSW
2021
• Yirrinkirripwoja Jilamara, Darwin Hilton Double Tree, NT
2020
• Tiwi Art Exhibition, Aboriginal Signature, Bruxelles, Belgium
2019
• Parlika Tutini Jilamara, Tarnanthi Festival Art Gallery of South Australia
Collections
• Art Gallery of South Australia
Bibliography
• Tarnanthi: Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art 2019; Catalogue; Editor: Nici Cumpston.; Art Gallery Of South Australia
Artwork Description
During ceremony on the Tiwi Islands a series of ‘yoi’ (dances), are performed; some are totemic (inherited from the person’s Mother) and some serve to act out the narrative of newly composed songs. Participants in these ceremonies are painted with turtiyanginari (the different natural ochre colours) in varying designs, transforming the dancers and, in some cases, providing protection against recognition by mapurtiti (spirits). These designs can be applied in different ways, one of which is using the finger, or in this case a brush. Painting of the face also occurs. These significant artistic designs collectively are called ‘Jilamara’.
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