Works by East Kimberley artists Kathy and Tracey Ramsay
and their daughters Jaiden Wilson and Monica Cann

It’s not often a gallery gets to curate beautiful exhibitions from three generations of the same family. Which makes ‘Ngalangangboom'
(Mother and Child) a very special show for Aboriginal Contemporary in very special ways.

Not long after we opened, we partnered with East Kimberley
art centre Warmun Arts to present works by the legendary Rammey Ramsey (now sadly passed). More recently, we introduced his uniquely talented daughters, Kathy and Tracey Ramsay, to Sydney art lovers; we have hosted sell-out exhibitions with the sisters; and I have had the privilege of travelling to
Warmun to visit the artists on several occasions.

Now Kathy and Tracey are coming to Sydney once more, not just with new works of their own, but with two of the most gifted emerging artists
in the western desert: their daughters, Jaiden Wilson and Monica Cann.

Beyond an opportunity to reflect on a remarkable family legacy, 'Ngalangangboom'  is a chance to witness first-hand how stories of the Bow River region, tens of thousands of years old, are both honoured and refreshed as a new generation becomes their custodians.

View the catalogue HERE

Exhibition opening Saturday 7 December 10am - 4pm

Image: Kethy Ramsay My Country 120cm x 100cm