Andrea Martin (Nungurrayi)
Andrea Nungarrayi Martin was
born in 1965, and began working at Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association
at the request of the committee while she was still at school. She now holds
the position of Arts Coordinator.
Having worked at the centre for
over 20 years, Andrea has also played an integral role in developing the
distinct style at Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association. While familiar
with several different painting styles, she often fills her background with
white dots in order to emphasise the intricate design of the story elements.
Martin has exhibited
extensively both nationally and internationally, and has also represented
Warlukurlangu Artists in the United States as an artist-in-residence.
Subject &
Themes
Wardapi ( Goanna), Warlawurru
(Eagle), Marlu (Kangaroo), Janganpa (Possum), Kurdiji (Sheild), Yarla (Bush
Yam), Janmarda (Bush Onion), Ngarlu (Red Hill), Pingirri (Meat Ant), Ngatijirri
(Budgerigar), Jarlji (Frog), Jajirdi (Feral Cat), Pituri (Wild Tobaco), Wati
jarra or Kirdalangu (father and son)
Collections
Musee National des Arts
Africains et Oceaniens, Paris, France
Art Gallery of Western
Australia, Perth
Flinders University, Adelaide
Art Gallery and Museum,
Kelvingrove, Glasgow, Scotland
South Australian Museum
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Kluge Foundation, Virginia,USA
Kelton Foundation, California,
USA
Gantner Myer Foundation,
Melbourne
Museum and Art Gallery of the
Northern Territory
Print Council of Australia
Canson Australia Pty Ltd
Latrobe University Art
Collection Victoria
Wesley College Prahran Victoria
Grafton Regional Art Gallery
NSW
Gold Coast City Art Gallery Qld
Art Gallery of South Australia
Mildura Arts Centre Victoria
Warrnambool Regional Art Gallery
Victoria
llawarra Grammar School NSW
Queen Victoria Mjuseum and Art
Gallery Tasmania
Newstead College Tasmania
Gladstone Regional Art Gallery
Qld
University of South Australia
Vermont Secondary School
Victoria
Downlands College Qld
Individual Exhibitions
1990 Dreamtime Gallery, Perth
1991 Araluen Arts Centre, Alice
Springs
1991 Darwin Performing Arts
Centre, Darwin
1991 Albert Hall, Canberra
1992 The Long Gallery, Hobart
1992 Dreamtime Gallery, Gold
Coast
1992 Manyuku, Melburne
1992 Hogarth Gallery of Dreams,
Sydney
1993 Adelaide Town Hall (in
conjunction with the Pacific Arts Association Festival)
1993 Araluen Arts Centre, Alice
Springs
1993 Bellas Gallery, Brisbane
1993 'Dreaming the World', St
Mungo's Museum of Religion, Glasgow, Scotland
1993 Gold Coast Art Award, Gold
Coast City Art Gallery
1993 'Jukurrpa, Desert
Dreamings - a survey of central desert art', Art Gallery of Western Australia,
Perth
1993 CINAFE (Chicago
International New Artforms Exposition), U S A
1993 Hogarth Gallery, Sydney
1993 Continuity', Boomali -
Aboriginal Artists Co-operative, Sydney
1994 The Assembly Hall of the
Territorial Parliament, Tahiti, French Polynesia
1994 "Looking towards the
Future: Contemporary Aboriginal Art, Flinders University Art Gallery, Adelaide
1994 Hogarth Gallery, Sydney
1995 Cultureel Centrum Berchem,
Antwerp
1995 Kloosterkazerne, Breda
1995 IINMA Foundation,
Amsterdam
1996 Indigenart, Perth
1996 World Vision, Sydney
1997 Araleun Centre, Alice
Springs
1998 "Cockatoo Creek"
South Australian Gallery, Adelaide
1998 Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi,
Melbourne
1998 Desert Designs, Perth
1998 Framed Gallery, Darwin
1998 Desert Designs, W.A.
1999 Songlines Aboriginal Art
Gallery, San Francisco, USA
1999 'Invitation au Voyage',
Paris
1999 "Love Magic: Erotics,
Politics and Indigenous Art", S.H. Ervin Gallery, Sydney
1999 'Spirit Country', Fine
Arts Museums of San Francisco, USA
2000 "jangku yinyi",
Carey Baptist Grammar School, Melbourne
2000 "Hot Press",
Beaver Galleries, Canberra
2000 Kurawari, Desart Gallery,
Sydney
2000 Selected for the Telstra
Award Exhibition, Darwin
2000 Paintings and Prints,
Northern Territory University, Darwin
2000 'Marking the Paper", Desart
Gallery, Sydney
2000 'Journey to the North West',
Palya Art, Sydney
2000 'Wayuta', The Desart
Janganpa Gallery, Alice Springs
2002 Indigenart, Perth
2002 Chapman Gallery Canberra
2002 'The Warlukurlangu
Collection" Parliament House, Canberra
2002 19th Telstra National
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award, MAGNT, Darwin
Commissions
1999 Limited Edition Print -
Northern Territory University
2000 Patron print- Print
Council of Australia