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- Nganyinytja's Story : The Beginnings of the Women's Council, Nganyinytja , Diana James (translator), single work oral history (p. 4)
- Tjunmutja Watson's Story : First Chairwoman of the Women's Council, Tjunmutja Watson , single work oral history (p. 5)
- Nellie Patterson's Story, Nellie Patterson , Susan Woenne-Green (translator), single work oral history (p. 5)
- My Memories : Diana James, Diana James , single work oral history (p. 6, 7)
- Mulga Seed : A Yankunytjatjara Story By Murika From Mimili, Murika , Cliff Goddard (translator), single work oral history (p. 22)
- Winnie Woods : Health Worker, Winnie Woods , Lizzie Ellis (translator), single work oral history (p. 29)
- We Are Women From Different Places, single work oral history (p. 34)
- Summary of Tjumutja Watson's Evidence at the Royal Commission Hearing at Walatina in 1985, single work life story (p. 41)
- Pitjantjatjara Women and Pine Gap, single work oral history (p. 42)
- Women's Sacred Sites at Uluru National Park, Susan Woenne-Green , Waniwa Lester (translator), single work oral history (p. 44, 45)
- Pulpurru's Story, Pulpurru , single work oral history (p. 49)
- Nora's Story, Nora Rupert , Linda Rive (translator), single work oral history (p. 50, 52)
- Little Food, Nora Rupert , single work oral history (p. 50)
- Going to School, Nora Rupert , single work oral history (p. 50)
- Dinner, Nora Rupert , single work oral history (p. 50)
- Learning to Work, Nora Rupert , single work oral history (p. 50)
- In the House, Nora Rupert , single work oral history (p. 50, 51)
- Sheep, Nora Rupert , single work oral history (p. 51)
- Craft Room, Nora Rupert (interviewer), single work oral history (p. 51)
- Saturday, Nora Rupert , single work oral history (p. 51)
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Ngaanyatjarra : Art of the Lands
Tim Acker
(editor),
John Carty
(editor),
Crawley
:
UWA Publishing
,
2012
6344337
2012
anthology
oral history
Indigenous story
'Ngaanyatjarra: Art of the Lands is a glorious illustrated book documenting the six art centres (Warakurna, Papulankutja, Tjarlirli, Kayili, Maruku and Tjanpi) that make up the Western Desert Mob group. This book combines the aesthetics of an art catalogue with the rigour of an academic art history, and contains both essays and stories of Aboriginal people's perspectives on their own artistic heritage. The Ngaanyatjarra Lands has a unique place in the art history and art story of remote Australia and yet art histories of the Western Desert are dominated by the story of the genesis of desert painting at Papunya and its progression through Papunya Tula Artists. However, within the last decade there has been a major realignment of artistic practice, with greater diversity and stunning developments in the Ngaanyatjarra Lands. This book presents new histories of creative and artistic practice and expands audience understandings of the complexity, richness and interconnectedness of people and art in the Western Desert.' (Source: Boomerang Books website)
- Aboriginal hunting, gathering & fishing
- Aboriginal law
- Aboriginal land rights & native title
- Bush food
- Aboriginal secret & sacred sites
- Aboriginal women
- Memories of childhood
- Cooking
- Aboriginal culture
- Meetings
- Employment
- Aboriginal oral tradition
- Aboriginal religion & stories
- Grandparents
- Memories of adolescence
