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Dorothy Napangardi: The girl from Minamina

Christine Nicholls

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Warlpiri artist, Dorothy Napangardi, is the outright winner of this year's prestigious National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award (officially NATSIIA, but better known as the Telstra Art Award). This is, without any question, Australia's premier Indigenous art prize.

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Warlpiri artist, Dorothy Napangardi, is the outright winner of this year's prestigious National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award (officially NATSIIA, but better known as the Telstra Art Award). This is, without any question, Australia's premier Indigenous art prize.

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Warlpiri artist, Dorothy Napangardi, is the outright winner of this year's prestigious National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award (officially NATSIIA, but better known as the Telstra Art Award). This is, without any question, Australia's premier Indigenous art prize.

Key concepts: Girl, Indigenous, Art history, Art, Visual arts, History, Psychology, Biology

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