Evelyn Pultara

Evelyn Pultara

Evelyn Pultara was born in c.1940 at Woodgreen Station, Utopia, Aboriginal Art Regions of Central Australia.


Evelyn Pultara has been painting since 1997. Evelyn Pultara paints the bush yam, her Totem she shares with her late aunt Emily Kngwarreye - the most notable Aboriginal Artist.


Evelyn Pultara is a prolific artist depicting in her works various linear or swirl patterns, using the most vibrant colour palette.


Evelyn Pultara's brother is the well known Utopia artist Greeny Purvis Petyarre. Evelyn's daughter Rachael Nambula is an emerging artist, depicting the bush yam in a similar style to her mother.


In March 2008 Evelyn Pultara is the featured artist at Central Art. View the Evelyn Pultara artist feature and artist slideshow.

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Collections:

  • National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
  • The Holmes a' Court Collection, Perth

Exhibitions:

  • 2003 Walkabout Gallery
  • Sydney 2004 Evelyn Pultara abOrigena
  • Milan 2005 The Art of Evelyn Pultara Gig Gallery
  • Sydney 2005 "Linda Syddick & Evelyn Pultara"
  • Japingka Gallery
  • Fremantle. 2005 Telstra Award.

Source: Central Art - Aboriginal Art Store

 

Artist: Evelyn Pultara

Skin Name: Pultara

Language: Anmatyerre

Region: Utopia

Vendor: Central Art

Dreaming: Bush tucker Awelye (womens ceremonial design) Plant totem Bush Yam (atnwelarr) Pencil Yam

 

 

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