Ngarra the texta drawings
Edited by Nick Tapper
Mossenson Art Foundation | 2016
Ngarra (1920–2008) was a bushman and stockman of the Kimberley country, who shared the knowledge of his home, ritual and law through art. A vibrant spread of colourful detailed drawings mostly created with fibre-tipped pens on paper, accompanied by narratives, with documentation created by Kevin Shaw through his conversations with the artist.
Nick Tapper (ed), Ngarra the texta drawings
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