Art Gallery of South Australia :: Collection

Turner from the Tate HEARTLAND 2014 Adelaide Biennial A civilised thing to do Khai Liew Collec+ors Noble shadows The mind's eye Unsettled Max Klinger’s Intermezzi Keeping Places The Perfect Finish Islamic Art Past Exhibitions

Events Calendar The Studio Art for Adults Mother's Day Children & Families Open House Departure Book Online Everyday at the Gallery Talks & Tours Member Events

About the Collection Collecton Highlights Australian Art Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art European and North America Art Asian Art Search the Collection

Turner Tate Education Primary Secondary Teachers Resources Tertiary Adult

Membership Contemporary Collectors The Foundation Departure

Shop Anna Platten Prints Art Gallery Publications Wholesale Enquiries

AGF W Weddings Dinners Cocktail Parties

Media Contact Media Releases Media Images

Contact Organisation Sponsorship Image Requests Volunteering Annual Reports Charter, Goals, Policies Employment

You are browsing:

About the Collection
Collecton Highlights
Australian Art
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art
European and North America Art
Asian Art
Search the Collection

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Collection made possible by

Australian :: Decorative Arts

Wati Nyirunya [Man Nyiru]

ERNABELLA ARTS INC., Ernabella, South Australia
Australia

CARROLL, Alison (Milyika), artist
Australia, 1958
Pitjantjatjara people, South Australia

Wati Nyirunya [Man Nyiru]

Part of the 'Seven Sisters' installation

2004, Ernabella, South Australia

terracotta

29.0 cm (irreg)

Ed and Sue Tweddell Fund for South Australian Contemporary Art 2005

Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide

© Milyika (Alison) Carroll and Ernabella Arts

20051C2A