Kudditji Kngwarreye
“Kudditji
Kngwarreye worked as a stockman as was the case with most Aboriginal men
who lived on pastoral leases in Central Australia. He is related to the
most prominent painter from Utopia, Emily Kame Kngwarreye (now
deceased).
Kudditji paints for local galleries in Alice Springs. He depicts in his
paintings Dreaming stories from around the Utopia area, such as "Emu
Dreaming at Boundary Bore"."
Excerpt taken from: Birnber, M. & Kreczmanski, J.B. (2004) Aboriginal Artists: dictionary of bibliographies, J.B. Publishing, Australia.
2005
Waterhole Aboriginal Art, Danks Street, Sydney.
New Paintings, Vivien Anderson Gallery, Melbourne
Colours in Country, Art Mob, Hobart, Tasmania
2004
Waterhole Aboriginal Art, Sofitel Wentworth Hotel Exhibition, Sydney.
My Country, New Paintings, Vivien Anderson Gallery, Melbourne
My Country, Japingka Gallery Perth
2003
New Paintings, Vivien Anderson Gallery, Melbourne
1992
Tjukurrpa, Museum fur Volkerkunde, Basel
1991
Central Australian Aboriginal Art and Craft Exhibition, Araluen Centre,
Alice Springs
1990
Art Dock, Contemporary Art from Australia, Noumea, New Caledonia