Ngaranggal Muruda | Group exhibition
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Opening Hours: Tuesday – Sunday 10am – 4pm
Ngaranggal Muruda (Women’s Footprints) is a Bas curated exhibition of artworks by female Aboriginal artists from across Australia. This mixed media exhibition celebrates the strength and diversity of Aboriginal expression and culture from a female perspective – at both a local and national level, and includes prominent Eurobodalla artist, Cheryl Davison. This exhibition was made possible by the generosity of Christina Kennedy of Eurobodalla’s Horse Island.
The Bas would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land in which this exhibition is being held, Bugelli-Manji country, as part of the Yuin Nation and pays respect to elders past, present and future.
Ngaranggal and muruda is Dhurga for women/s and footprint/s.
Featuring works by:
Lydia Balbal (Punmu, WA)
Angkaliya Curtis (APY Lands, SA)
Cheryl Davison (Yuin, NSW)
Angelina George (Roper River, NT)
Gertie Huddleston (Roper River, NT)
Lily Karedada (Kalumburu, WA)
Yvonne Koolmatrie (Wudinna, SA)
Kay Lindjuwanga (Arnhem Land, NT)
Shirley Malgarrich (Arnhem Land, NT)
Marina Murdilnga (Arnhem Land, NT)
Tracy Puruntatameri (Melville Island, NT)
Marita Sambono (Daly River, NT)
Joan Nancy Stokes (Tennant Creek, NT)
Yaritji Young (APY Lands, SA)
Barrupu Yunupingu (Arnhem Land, NT)
Public program
As part of the Ngaranggal Muruda (Women’s Footprints) exhibition program, we are running the following events:
- Opening night: Friday 19 February 2021, 5.30–7.30pm
- In conversation: with Cheryl Davison (Artist) and Christina Kennedy (Collector), Saturday 20 February, 11am–12pm.
Visit our public programs calendar to book for any or all upcoming activities!