Peggy Purvis Kemarre Mpetyane (B. 1940's -)
261A Mt Scanzi Road Kangaroo
Valley NSW 2577 Australia T: +61 2
4465 1494
www.galeriaaniela.com.au
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Since the 80’s Peggy Purvis work paints fascinating and inspiring contemporary landscapes with intricate details and layers over the layers which gives the powerful physical presence of a multi dimensional, contemporary work of art. Peggy Purvis work is represented in many collections all around Australia including Mbantua Museum and Gallery Permanent Collection, Alice Springs NT, America and Europe. BIOGRAPHY |
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Peggy Purvis
Kemarre
Biography
PEGGY
PURVIS MPETYANE
Peggy Purvis work paints fascinating and inspiring contemporary landscapes with intricate details and layers over the layers which gives the powerful physical presence of a multi dimensional, contemporary work of art. Peggy Purvis work is represented in many collections all around Australia including Mbantua Museum and Gallery Permanent Collection, Alice Springs NT, America and Europe. Peggy is the sister of Annie, Angela and Susan, their mother being Lorna Pununga. She is related to the renowned Central Australian artist Gloria Pitjara (Petyarre). Peggy paints her mothers dreamings which include Kangaroo and Engedkina (pumpkin dreaming), amongst other general dreamings from the Utopia region. Peggy is an up and coming and well recognised artist. She spends most of her time in the Utopia homelands community but also paints at Gloria’s studio in Alice Springs. Peggy is not a prolific painter, choosing to paint only when she needs money for shopping rather than big ticket items like motorcars for which many of the artists contend. Peggy was involved with the batik movement during the 1980’s at Utopia. Like her sister Wendy Kunoth Mpetyane, painting and carving are two mediums she uses.
Skin Name: Kemarre
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