George Ward Tjungurrayi "Tingari Cycle GW014" Ben Ross The World Bank

The World Bank

Gabriella now lives in Melbourne with her family

AND THAT SIGHT BECOMES THIS ART

Clare’s first solo exhibition

Both artists depict learnings from their elders and each other hidden amongst the layers of cultural insights about this sacred place

George Ward Tjungurrayi "Tingari Cycle GW014" Ben Ross The World BankSize: 190cm x 125cm, Composition: Acrylic on Linen Canvas, Year: 2008 The custodial roles of the Tingari sites are handed down along family lines they are tied to the kinship (skin) groups that are aligned to family groups. Often two skin groups will have custodial roles for a Tingari site, which further binds them together by their custodial obligations. The cohesion of traditional society is reinforced by the strong Laws and beliefs that are found