Sally Wipana Foster
Sally (b.1972) belongs to the Pitjantjatjara land Ngaanyatjarra language and cultural groups. Her mother was a highly respected elder from the Ngaanyatjarra Lands and her father, Wilitjiri Wilton Foster was instrumental in the Pitantjatjara Land Rights Movement in the 1970’s.
Sally is a dynamic artist who works across a variety of mediums including painting and sculpture. She has exceptional bush skills creating innovative works in punu (wood) carving, tjanpi (grass) sculpture and painted tartu (seed) work. Her canvas work depicts narratives of everyday life and the country around Irrunytju community.
- courtesy Minyma Kutjara Arts Project
Sally is a dynamic artist who works across a variety of mediums including painting and sculpture. She has exceptional bush skills creating innovative works in punu (wood) carving, tjanpi (grass) sculpture and painted tartu (seed) work. Her canvas work depicts narratives of everyday life and the country around Irrunytju community.
- courtesy Minyma Kutjara Arts Project
Sally Wipana Foster
119 x 76 cm
$1800