Mantua Nangala
Mantua was born at Tjilurru circa 1959. She is the daughter of Anatjari Tjampitjinpa and the sister of Ray James Tjangala, Yinarupa Nangala and George Yapa Tjangala, all of whom have painted for Papunya Tula Artists. Mantua lives and works at Kiwirrkura in Western Australia. Mantua Nangala was commissioned to paint several large paintings for the 4th Indigenous Art Triennial at the NGA, and they subsequently acquired them for their collection.
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Fearless: Contemporary Indigenous Women Artists16 September to 29 October 2023
Featuring works from the Hassall Milson Collection, this extensive exhibition includes Emily Kame Kngwarreye, Mantua Nangala, Makinti Napanangka and Naata Nungurrayi.
S H Ervin Gallery, Sydney
Mantua Nangala acquired by QAGOMAFebruary, 2023
Queensland Art Gallery / Gallery of Modern Art have recently acquired a major painting by the rising star of Papunya Tula Artists.
Mantua Nangla is also featured in the NGA Indigenous Triennale currently touring Australia
National Indigenous Triennial2021 to 2023
The National Gallery of Australia's National Indigenous Triennial this year is curated by Hetti Perkins. The 35 artists have been chosen around the idea of ceremony being an important part of their work.
Includes a major new acquisition of Mantua Nangala paintings.
currently on tour, at SAM, Shepparton VIC
Salon des Refuses at the SH Ervin GalleryJune 5 to August 15 2021
Mantua Nangala and John R Walker have been selected in this year's Salon.
Wynne Prize May 11 to September 8 2019
Mantua Nangala and George Tjungurrayi have both been selected as finalists in the Wynne Prize at the AGNSW.