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Paddy Carlton / Legune Station
SKU: 60
76cm x 100cm Ochre on Canvas, 2001
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$2,500.00
76cm x 100cm Ochre on Canvas, 2001
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Artist Profile
Paddy Carlton
c. 1926 – 2006
Paddy Carlton was one of the most famous painters of the East Kimberley Region. He was born on Legune Station in c. 1926 and worked, as many of the painters in this area did, on cattle stations throughout the Kimberley and Northern Territory. Paddy took his surname from Carlton Hill Station.
Paddy was a well respected Elder of his Community and resided in Kununurra with his extended family until he passed in 2006. He recalled his elders teaching him cave painting, storytelling and the culture he passed on to the young ones. In the last few years prior to his passing, Paddy had been teaching his family his original dot-art style, and both Maryanne and Penelope Paddy are becoming artists in their own right.
Paddy’s paintings depict the cave art of his land, and he was renowned as a specialist dot artist, always using ochre pigment. His subject matter extended from what he saw in the caves to animals – crocodiles, snakes, and his famous trademark “Lightning Man”. In later years he had been painting landscape – particularly his homeland and the Northern Territory country where he worked.
Paddy painted and participated in printmaking with the best of the Elder Artists – Rover Thomas, Jack Britten, Queenie McKenzie. His paintings are included in collections World-wide.
Selected Solo & Group Exhibitions
2004
• Span Galleries, Melbourne, VIC
2003
• True Stories: Kimberley Art Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney
• Moon – One Icon Many Stories Arthouse Gallery, Sydney
• East Kimberley Art Short Street Gallery, Broome
• Waterhole Grant Pirrie, Sydney
• Paintings – Country from the Heart, Thornquest Gallery, Southport
• Jindy Gallery, Melbourne, VIC
2002
• Heyson Prize, Adelaide
• Warrgeberankoo Fremantle Arts Centre, Fremantle
2001
• All About Art, Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne
2000
• Art Co-Ordinates, Hong Kong
• Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne, VIC
• National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award, Museum and Art Gallery of Northern Territory, Darwin
1999
• East Kimberley Art Awards, Kununurra
1998
• Fremantle Arts Centre, Fremantle
• Creative Native, Perth WA
1997
• National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award, Museum and Art Gallery of NT, Darwin
• Hogarth Gallery, Sydney
1996
• National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award, Museum and Art Gallery of Northern Territory, Darwin
1995
• Fremantle Prints Award, Fremantle
• East Kimberley Art Award, Kununurra
• Savode Gallery, Brisbane
1994
• Canberra Grammar School, Canberra
• Tandanya, Adelaide
• Fremantle Arts Centre, Fremantle
• Kimberley Art, Melbourne
• Gallery Gondwana, Alice Springs
• Power of the Land- Masterpieces of Aboriginal Art, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
1993
• Kimberley Art, Melbourne
• National Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander Art Award, Museum and Art Gallery of the NT, Darwin
1992
• Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne
• Images of Power: Aboriginal Art of the East Kimberley, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
1991
• Birukmarri Gallery, Fremantle 1991 Aboriginal Artists Gallery, Brisbane
1990
• Aboriginal Artists Gallery, Sydney, NSW
• Balance 1990, Queensland Arts Gallery, Brisbane
Selected Collections
• Artbank Australia, Sydney
• National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
• Notre Dame University Collection, Broome
• Parliament House Collection, Canberra
• Edith Cowan University, Perth
• Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane
Artwork Description
Paddy has painted the rock art of his country (Legune Station). Paddy remembers participating in cave painting as a young man and used many of the same techniques in his work in his later years. In describing his work he has said: ‘My father and the old people taught me how to paint when I was young. I painted on cave walls and did body painting for ceremonies and dancing … I like to paint, it gives me a good feeling in my heart … I do this so that my people can know the stories … so that those stories won’t get lost’.
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