Naminapu’s major interest is her art. She is an extremely versatile artist with skills in the areas of painting, carving, screen-printing, weaving, lino-cuts and batik work.
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Naminapu Maymuru-White began helping her fathers, Narritjin and Nanyin paint their bark paintings and sculptures in their bark shelter on the beach at Yirrkala in about 1964 when she was twelve years old.
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Catalogue #: 3597H
Height: 98cm
Width / Diametre: 48cm
Medium: earth pigments on bark
Naminapu Maymuru-White
Marru
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H: 60cm W: 53cm
Marru is the Ancestral possum and a totem for the Magalili clan. read more
Gurtha
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H: 163cm W: 71cm
This painting was hung at the artists debut exhibition ‘Rough Diamonds’ at Raft Artspace in April 2009, Darwin. read more
Gapu at Gangan
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H: 61cm W: 116cm
A sacred expanse of water behind the Gangan outstation where this work was produced is referred to as Gulutji. read more