Works by the Warlpiri People of Lajamanu
This tells the story of hunting goanna. This is mainly a woman’s job. They are found in holes in the ground. The women do this. They teach the young ones of their own skin groups. The women set fire to the spinifex grass to find the holes. They use their digging sticks to dig the goannas out of their deep holes.
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This tells the story of hunting goanna. This is mainly a woman’s job. They are found in holes in the ground. The women do this. They teach the young ones of their own skin groups. The women set fire to the spinifex grass to find the holes. They use their digging sticks to dig the goannas out of their deep holes.
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Sylvannia is the granddaughter of Lily Hargraves, a noted Lajamanu artist. Sylvannia has attended openings of her grand mothers art exhibitions. She has 3 children and likes to paint as respite from home duties.
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