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Gloria Petyarre is a famous International artist and the first Aboriginal origin artist to win one of the most prestigious Art Gallery of New South Wales's major prizes. She won Australia's longest running art prize, Wynne Prize with Bush medicine Leaves. Gloria Petyarre was the first Aboriginal woman artist to win one of the the most prestigious Art Gallery of New South Wales's major prizes.

In 2004 Gloria Petyarre Bush Medicine sold for $78,000. In 2007 Lawson Menzies Sydney fetched the second highest price $34,575 and Sotheby's Melbourne got third Highest in 2004 $30,176.

Awards:

Gloria Petyarre won Australia's longest running art prize, the Wynne Prize in 1999 with Leaves, being the first Aboriginal person to win one of the Art Gallery of New South Wales's major prizes; 2004 Wynne Landscape Prize, Gallery of NSW, Sydney; 1999 Wynne Landscape Prize, Gallery of NSW, Sydney. Gloria is a one of the most prestigious artists and dynamic force in Australian art. Please view Gloria Petyarre Curriculum Vitae page 258 Australian Encyclopedia Aboriginal Artists dictionary of biographies. Gloria Petyarre creative development comes from a very potent dreamtime stories and virtuous experimentation facilitated her paintings to convey her peoples affinity with the land. Her paintings harness an existential exuberance, dynamism and brilliance, prompting scholars to affiliate them with paintings by the Abstract Expressionist. Acknowledged by the Art intelligentsia of Australia, in 1999 and 2004 Gloria Petyarre was awarded the prestigious Australian landscape prize The Wynn presented by The Art Gallery of NSW, Sydney. Gloria Petyarre born 1945 at Atnangkere Soakage is an Australian Aboriginal artist from the Anmatyerre community who live just north of Alice Springs. She won Australia's longest running art prize, the Wynne Prize in 1999 with Leaves, being the first Aboriginal person to win one of the Art Gallery of New South Wales's major prizes. She travelled to Ireland, England and India in 1990 as part of the Utopia – A picture story exhibition. She held her first solo exhibition in 1991. She is represented in major Australian galleries such as the National Gallery of Australia. She is the niece of Emily Kngwarreye and the younger sister of Kathleen Petyarre, two of the greatest Aboriginal artists. She lived at the Utopia community after 1977, where she started batik painting, exhibiting in shows around Australia for ten years. She began work on the 'Summer Project' in 1989 which involved translating the batik paintings onto canvas. She was one of the founding members of this Utopia Women's Batik Group. She paints several Dreamtime stories such as Pencil Yam, Bean, Emu and Mountain Devil Lizard and Small Brown Grass. Several of Gloria's sisters are also artists, the most notable being Kathleen Petyarre. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Exhibitions:

1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Utopia Art Sydney

1988 Bloomfield Gallery, Sydney

1998 Araluen Arts Centre, Alice Springs

1989 Austral Gallery, St Louis, U.S.A.

1989 Coventry Gallery, Sydney

1990 Tandanya, Adelaide

1990 "Utopia", exhibited in Ireland, U.K., India

1990 Orange Regional Gallery

1990 Third Eye Centre, Glasgow

1991, 1996 S.H. Ervin Gallery, Sydney

1991 Meat Market Gallery, Melbourne

1991, 1994, 1995, Art Gallery of N.S.W.

1991 Australia Galleries, New York, U.S.A.

1992, 1994, 1995, 1999 Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne

1992 Robert Homes a Court Collection, Bangkok, Thailand

Gallery Rai,Tokyo, Japan

1992, 1994, 1996, 2000, 2002 Royal Exhibition Hall, Melbourne

1992 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra

1993 Myra Morgan Gallery, Kansas, U.S.A.

1993 Art Gallery of Queensland, Brisbane

1993 Austral Gallery, St Louis, U.S.A.

1993 Australian Embassy, Paris, France

1995 National Gallery of Australia - Canberra Museum of Art, Gifu, Japan

1995 National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne

1995 Mitchell Galleries, State Library of N.S.W.

1995 Powerhouse Museum, Sydney

1996 Niagara Galleries, Melbourne

1996, 2000 Old Parliament House, Canberra

1996, 1999 Sherman Galleries, Sydney

1996 William Mora Galleries, Melbourne

1997 Sutton Gallery, Melbourne

1997 Australian Galleries, Sydney

1998 Annandale Galleries, Sydney

1999 Art Gallery of Western Australia

1999 Embassy of Australia, Washington, U.S.A.

1999 Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, U.S.A.

2000 Fireworks Gallery, Brisbane

2000 Australian National University, Canberra

2001 Brisbane City Gallery

2001 Manawatu Gallery, New Zealand

2001 Kunst der Gegenwart, Vienna, Austria

2001 "Icons of Australian Aboriginal Art", Singapore

2002 Singapore Art Museum

2002 Light Square Gallery, Adelaide

2002, 2003 National Gallery of Victoria at Federation Square, Melbourne

2002, 2003 Chapel off Chapel, Melbourne

2003 Glen Eira City Gallery, Melbourne

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Biography Gloria Petyarre is a famous International artist and the first Aboriginal origin artist to win one of the most prestigious Art Gallery of New South Wales's major prizes. She won Australia's longest running art prize, Wynne Prize with Bush medicine Leaves. **AWARDS: 2004 and 1999 Wynne Landscape Prize Art Gallery of New South Wales**.
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*Gloria Petyarre* Biography: RETURN TOP Gloria Petyarre is a famous International artist and the first Aboriginal origin artist to win one of the most prestigious Art Gallery of New South Wales's major prizes. She won Australia's longest running art prize, Wynne Prize with Bush medicine Leaves. Gloria Petyarre was the first Aboriginal woman artist to win one of the the most prestigious Art Gallery of New South Wales's major prizes. In 2004 **Gloria Petyarre Bush Medicine sold for $78,000. In 2007 Lawson Menzies Sydney fetched the second highest price $34,575 and Sotheby's Melbourne got third Highest in 2004 $30,176. Awards: 2004 Wynne Landscape Prize, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney 1999 Wynne Landscape Prize, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney 1993 Tapestry for Victorian Tapestry Workshop, Melbourne, Vic 1993 Mural for Kansas City Zoo, U.S.A. 1994 Tapestry Commission for the Law Courts, Brisbane, Qld COLLECTIONS: National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney Art Bank, Sydney Art Gallery South Australia, Adelaide National Gallery Victoria, Melbourne Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane Homes a Court Collection Powerhouse Museum Museum & Art Gallery of Northern Territory, Darwin Kerry Stokes collection Gold Coast City Art Gallery, Surfers Paradise QLD Gloria Petyarre won Australia's longest running art prize, the Wynne Prize in 1999 with Leaves, being the first Aboriginal person to win one of the Art Gallery of New South Wales's major prizes; 2004 Wynne Landscape Prize, Gallery of NSW, Sydney; 1999 Wynne Landscape Prize, Gallery of NSW, Sydney. Gloria is a one of the most prestigious artists and dynamic force in Australian art. Please view Gloria Petyarre Curriculum Vitae page 258 Australian Encyclopedia Aboriginal Artists dictionary of biographies. Gloria Petyarre creative development comes from a very potent dreamtime stories and virtuous experimentation facilitated her paintings to convey her peoples affinity with the land. Her paintings harness an existential exuberance, dynamism and brilliance, prompting scholars to affiliate them with paintings by the Abstract Expressionist. Acknowledged by the Art intelligentsia of Australia, in 1999 and 2004 Gloria Petyarre was awarded the prestigious Australian landscape prize The Wynn presented by The Art Gallery of NSW, Sydney. Gloria Petyarre born 1945 at Atnangkere Soakage is an Australian Aboriginal artist from the Anmatyerre community who live just north of Alice Springs. She won Australia's longest running art prize, the Wynne Prize in 1999 with Leaves, being the first Aboriginal person to win one of the Art Gallery of New South Wales's major prizes. She travelled to Ireland, England and India in 1990 as part of the Utopia – A picture story exhibition. She held her first solo exhibition in 1991. She is represented in major Australian galleries such as the National Gallery of Australia. She is the niece of Emily Kngwarreye and the younger sister of Kathleen Petyarre, two of the greatest Aboriginal artists. She lived at the Utopia community after 1977, where she started batik painting, exhibiting in shows around Australia for ten years. She began work on the 'Summer Project' in 1989 which involved translating the batik paintings onto canvas. She was one of the founding members of this Utopia Women's Batik Group. She paints several Dreamtime stories such as Pencil Yam, Bean, Emu and Mountain Devil Lizard and Small Brown Grass. Several of Gloria's sisters are also artists, the most notable being Kathleen Petyarre. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Exhibitions: 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Utopia Art Sydney 1988 Bloomfield Gallery, Sydney 1998 Araluen Arts Centre, Alice Springs 1989 Austral Gallery, St Louis, U.S.A. 1989 Coventry Gallery, Sydney 1990 Tandanya, Adelaide 1990 "Utopia", exhibited in Ireland, U.K., India 1990 Orange Regional Gallery 1990 Third Eye Centre, Glasgow 1991, 1996 S.H. Ervin Gallery, Sydney 1991 Meat Market Gallery, Melbourne 1991, 1994, 1995, Art Gallery of N.S.W. 1991 Australia Galleries, New York, U.S.A. 1992, 1994, 1995, 1999 Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne 1992 Robert Homes a Court Collection, Bangkok, Thailand Gallery Rai,Tokyo, Japan 1992, 1994, 1996, 2000, 2002 Royal Exhibition Hall, Melbourne 1992 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 1993 Myra Morgan Gallery, Kansas, U.S.A. 1993 Art Gallery of Queensland, Brisbane 1993 Austral Gallery, St Louis, U.S.A. 1993 Australian Embassy, Paris, France 1995 National Gallery of Australia - Canberra Museum of Art, Gifu, Japan 1995 National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne 1995 Mitchell Galleries, State Library of N.S.W. 1995 Powerhouse Museum, Sydney 1996 Niagara Galleries, Melbourne 1996, 2000 Old Parliament House, Canberra 1996, 1999 Sherman Galleries, Sydney 1996 William Mora Galleries, Melbourne 1997 Sutton Gallery, Melbourne 1997 Australian Galleries, Sydney 1998 Annandale Galleries, Sydney 1999 Art Gallery of Western Australia 1999 Embassy of Australia, Washington, U.S.A. 1999 Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, U.S.A. 2000 Fireworks Gallery, Brisbane 2000 Australian National University, Canberra 2001 Brisbane City Gallery 2001 Manawatu Gallery, New Zealand 2001 Kunst der Gegenwart, Vienna, Austria 2001 "Icons of Australian Aboriginal Art", Singapore 2002 Singapore Art Museum 2002 Light Square Gallery, Adelaide 2002, 2003 National Gallery of Victoria at Federation Square, Melbourne 2002, 2003 Chapel off Chapel, Melbourne 2003 Glen Eira City Gallery, Melbourne RETURN TOP**
Bush medicine MB029505 Gloria Petyarre Acrylic on Belgian linen 125 x 95 cm RETURN TOP

Bush Medicine Leaves RETURN TOP Gloria Petyarre depicts "Bush Medicine Dreaming" the rushing movement of leaves with terse rhythmic brush strokes has been heralded as one of her most successful stylistic developments to date. Gloria utilizes close tonal values of color together with the rhythmic patterning of her brush strokes to imply the movement of a tree's leaves as seen blowing in the wind. The leaves of this tree are an important form of bush medicine, which are gathered by women. Gloria Petyarre "Bush Medicine" paintings symbolize an abundance of leaves blowing in the wind. The leaves are from the flowering shrub called “medicine bush”. The leaves are treated as a remedy and are used to make medicine to heal any skin complaint including hives, inflammation, irritation spots and cuts, wounds, bites and rashes. It can also be used as an insect repellent. From the medicine bush, women collect the leaves as well as the flowers, the leaves are boiled to extract the resin. The resin of the leaves is mixed with kangaroo fat to make a medicine paste. The flowers are lovely and sweet to eat fresh. Gloria Petyarre has been one of the most consistently creative artists at Utopia. Gloria Petyarre depicts "Bush Medicine Dreaming" the rushing movement of leaves with terse rhythmic brush strokes has been heralded as one of her most successful stylistic developments to date. Gloria utilizes close tonal values of color together with the rhythmic patterning of her brush strokes to imply the movement of a tree's leaves as seen blowing in the wind. The leaves of this tree are an important form of bush medicine, which are gathered by women. RETURN TOP

*Bush medicine GP07010* Gloria Petyarre Acrylic on Belgian linen 152 x 62 cm RETURN TOP**

*Bush medicine GP0709* Gloria Petyarre Acrylic on Belgian linen 152 x 62 cm RETURN TOP**

Bush medicine GP0708 Gloria Petyarre Acrylic on Belgian linen 152 x 62 cm RETURN TOP
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