Yalti Napangati
Yalti Napangati is a member of a small group who did not have contact with Europeans until late in 1984, after meeting with people from Winparrku (Mt. Webb). Prior to this she had been living on the western side of Wilkinkarra (Lake Mackay). Yalti now lives and paints in Kiwirrkura, along with her husband Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarriand their children. In 1999 Yalti contributed to the Kiwirrkura womens' painting as part of the Western Desert Dialysis Appeal. Her son is Angus Tjungurrayi. Her sister is Yukultji Napangati, an award-winning Papunya Tula artist.
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Young Curators, Utopia Art Sydney at Grace Cossington Smith Gallery until 13th June
Presented by 3:33 Art Projects with Young Curators from Abbotsleigh and Hornsby Girls High School.
The Young Curators Program supports education in the arts and provides unique experiences for the students, the school and the broader community whilst supporting Australian artists.
The exhibition for 2026 is curated in collaboration with Utopia Art Sydney.
Artists: Richard Larter, Caroline Nakamarra, Joy Gibson Napaltjarri, Lorna Napanangka, Yalti Napangati, Benisa Napurrula, Maylene Nungurrayi, Kintore Women's Collaborative, Peter Maloney, Polly Nangala, Lorna Napanangka, Angus Nivison, Adam Gibbs Tjapaltjarri, Raymond Maxwell Tjampitjinpa, Justin Corby Tjungurrayi, Joey West Tjupurrula, Samson West Tjupurrula, John R Walker