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Purtaninga Ngima (Rainbow Serpent Feeling) — Jane Margaret Tipuamantumirri, born 1982, *Ampitji*, 2025, earth pigments and synthetic binder on canvas, 100 x 100 cm. © Courtesy the Artist, Munupi Arts & Crafts Association and Ngaruwanajirri Inc.

D’Lan Contemporary

Jane Margaret Tipuamantuamirri

Purtaninga Ngima (Rainbow Serpent Feeling)

D’Lan Contemporary is proud to present a solo exhibition of paintings and works on paper by Jane Margaret Tipuamantumirri, in association with Munupi Arts and Crafts Association, Melville Island, and Ngaruwanajirri Art Centre, Bathurst Island.

Jane Margaret Tipuamantuamirri: Purtaninga Ngima (Rainbow Serpent Feeling) will open with a celebratory event on Saturday 11 September, 11am–1pm at D’Lan Contemporary Sydney.

8 September—25 October

D’Lan Contemporary

40 Exhibition Street, Melbourne VIC, Australia

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D’Lan Contemporary

Jane Margaret Tipuamantuamirri

Purtaninga Ngima (Rainbow Serpent Feeling)

8 September—25 October

D’Lan Contemporary

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