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ElsieMoore

I grew up at Napperby Cattle Station. That is where I was born.  My parents are both Anmatyerr. After that I was at Amoonguna Community (just out of Alice Springs) as a teenager. And I stayed there a long time.  Come back to Napperby Cattle Station and I used to live there. I went to Coniston and met my husband there, where we got married.

I was living there with family at Coniston. Then moved to Mt Allan and had one daughter and after that a grandson from here. We moved to 10 mile Out Station in a caravan. My daughter went to the Pulardi school. Moving between the community and outstation.

We used to do painting for that old Kardia (non-Aboriginal) man. Camping in the creek. He would buy canvas and take it to Adelaide. There was no canvas and we used to paint on a tent, calico tent.  I like to make dot painting. just only with bush tucker like bush berries, bush food, whitchetty grub for a long time.  It is really good when you do painting.

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Big Op Shop today! We were very excited with all the packages! Thank you everyone who donated 

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Come see us at Radius Art Centre. It’s your last chance to see those beautiful pieces in person as the exhibition will en on Sunday 17th of May. See you there!
The exhibition continues, the radius gallery is open all weekend from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Our artists are back in Yuelamu but I’m here to represent them.
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