Paynjarra Jumu Twilly Indigenous Jewellery we invite you to dive

we invite you to dive in and fully experience The House of Green through the immersive visual pages inside

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Archie 100 includes:A fascinating essay by Wilson on her quest to find Archibald portraits fromthe past 100 years and the difficult task of selecting 100 for the centenaryexhibitionIllustrations of each portrait and accompanying textA timeline of Archibald Prize landmarksSome fabulous facts and figuresAn index of artists and sitters

Paynjarra Jumu Twilly Indigenous Jewellery we invite you to diveIn this playful work, Nyangarni paints the soakage Paynjarra, a site the artist visited with her family as a child. The soakage is depicted by the blue circle in the centre of the painting, the blossoming Yarun (bloodwood trees) and bush tucker abundant in the area radiating outwards from the water source. Of the artwork, Nyangarni says, This one Paynjarra jumu (soakwater) good country this one, desert country, long way out. Yarun (bloodwood) them