ISBN |
9781743052921 (hardback) |
Title |
Ngintaka / compiled Diana James and Elizabeth Tregenza ; Inma as told to Diana James by Ivy Nganyinytja and Andy Tjilari with commentary by Tjilpi Robin Kankapankatja, Teddy Edwards, David Miller, Robert Stevens and Tjilpi Tjulyata ; essays by Diana James, Howard Morphy, Judith Ryan, June Ross, Mike Smith and Janet DeBoos. |
Publisher and/or associated date/s |
Kent Town, S.Aust. : Wakefield Press, 2014. |
Description |
184 pages : colour illustrations, colour portraits ; 30 cm. |
Contents |
Ngin̲t̲aka Ngura Walytja : Nganyinytja's Country of her spirit / Diana James -- Welcome to Ngin̲t̲aka Country / Nganyinytja -- Imma Ngin̲t̲aka : song and story of the Perentie Lizard man -- Ngin̲t̲aka artworks -- Wati Ngin̲t̲aka becomes art / Judith Ryan -- Rock art : a tangible expression of the Dreaming / June Ross -- Ngin̲t̲aka's grindstones / Mike Smith -- Ernabella ceramics and the ceramics workshop (School of Art, ANU) / Janet DeBoos -- Ngin̲t̲aka artists -- Project team -- Aṉanguku arts and the Songlines project. |
Summary |
The epic songline of Wati Ngin̲t̲aka, the giant perentie lizard man, is a map for survival that is relevant today. He first sang his song as he travelled the An̲angu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands, creating waterholes and food sources that An̲angu rely on today. Those who follow the song know where to find water and food across a vast area of the South Australian desert. |
Subjects |
Pitjantjatjara (Australian people) -- Art -- Exhibitions |
Yankunytjatjara (Australian people) -- Art -- Exhibitions |
Art, Aboriginal Australian -- South Australia -- Exhibitions |
Art, Australian -- Aboriginal artists -- South Australia -- Exhibitions |
Anangu Pitjantjatjara Lands (S. Aust.) |
Other Authors &/or Associated Persons |
James, Diana (compiler.) |
Tregenza, Elizabeth (compiler.) |
Nganyinytja, Ivy |
Tjilari, Andy |
Kankapankatja, Tjilpi Robin |
Edwards, Teddy |
Miller, David |
Stevens, Robert |
Tjulyata, Tjilpi |
Morphy, Howard |
Ryan, Judith |
Ross, June |
Smith, M. A. (Michael Alexander), 1955-2022 (author) |
DeBoos, Janet |
Call number |
704.039915 NGI |