Description Audrey Nungala Rankine from Mungkarta talks about her experiences growing up around Ali Curung and the Devil's Marbles including the story of her painting.
I met Audrey when I was working inTennant Creek and bought one of her paintings at an art fair. Now it brings back memories and makes my heart sing,
sandra west said on 13/02/2013.
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I met Audrey when I was working inTennant Creek and bought one of her paintings at an art fair. Now it brings back memories and makes my heart sing,