Station Manager's house, Angas Downs Nyinta Donald Nyinta Donald - Station Manager's house, Angas Downs
Station Manager's house, Angas Downs 2024
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Station Manager's house, Angas Downs2024
acrylic on linen
89 x 89 cm
Cat 13285-24 
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Mary and Joseph approaching Bethlehem Nyinta Donald Nyinta Donald - Mary and Joseph approaching Bethlehem
Mary and Joseph approaching Bethlehem 2023
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Mary and Joseph approaching Bethlehem2023
acrylic on linen
68 x 68 cm
Cat 13088-23 
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Old Days Workers Nyinta Donald Nyinta Donald - Old Days Workers
Old Days Workers 2024
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Old Days Workers2024
acrylic on linen
65.5 x 106 cm
Cat 13307-24 
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Utju playing Ntaria Nyinta Donald Nyinta Donald - Utju playing Ntaria
Utju playing Ntaria 2023
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Utju playing Ntaria2023
acrylic on linen
66 x 96.5 cm
Cat 12704-23 
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Family Camp, Utju Nyinta Donald Nyinta Donald - Family Camp, Utju
Family Camp, Utju 2024
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Family Camp, Utju2024
acrylic on linen
60.6 x 91.2 cm
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Nyinta Donald was born on Angas Downs. Her father was from Blood Range near Docker River, but he worked on Angas Downs bringing salt into Alice Springs on camel caravans. Her mother is from Kaanpi, and her parents met up at Docker River and moved to Angas Downs Station. Her mother raised three sons and Nyinta but the family moved to Areyonga Reserve administered for the Government by the Lutheran Mission. Nyinta worked at the primary school there for many years as a bilingual educator. Nyinta and her husband Freddie Peipei (now passed away), had three sons who are all grown up.

Nyinta has painted for a long time, including for the former Ngurratjuta Art Centre. Nyinta enjoys painting whatever comes to her mind based, on her life. A member of the Alice Springs Lutheran Church and its Mission Block Choir, her work is often informed by her spiritual beliefs and involvement with the church community.

Nyinta Donald

Born 1946, Angas Downs, Northern Territory

AWARDS

2023

  • Finalist, Sir John Sulman Prize, Art Gallery of New South Wales

2018

  • Finalist, The Blake Prize, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre (CPAC), NSW

SOLO EXHIBITION

2024

  • 'In Between Days', EDWINA CORLETTE, Brisbane

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2024

  • 'Town Camp, Bush Camp', Short Street Gallery, Broome, Western Australia

2023

  • 'Mpulungkinya', Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, collaborative installation by Tangentyere and Yarrenyty Arltere Artists, Tarnanthi
  • 'Desert Mob', Araluen Cultural Precinct, Alice Springs Northern Territory
  • 'In Town, Out Bush', Short St Gallery, Broome

2022

  • 'Town Camp Stories', Short St Gallery, Broome
  • 'Desert Mob', Araluen Cultural Precinct, Alice Springs
  • 'Celebrate with Us How Much We Love to Make Art!', Aboriginal and Pacific Art Sydney NSW, Tangentyere and Yarrenyty Arltere Artists
  • National Gallery of Australia, ACT Ceremony: 4th National Indigenous Art Triennial

2021

  • 'Desert Mob 30', Araluen Cultural Precinct, Alice Springs

2020

  • 'Our Art Makes Us Happy (we hope it makes you happy too!)', Aboriginal & Pacific Art, Sydney NSW,
  • 'Desert Mob', Araluen Cultural Precinct, Alice Springs
  • 'Station Day, Ration Days: Town Camps Now'Short St Gallery, Broome

2019

  • 'Tarnanthi', Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide
  • 'Mega Mob: Artists in the Museum', Megafauna Museum, Alice Springs

2018

  • 'The Story Belonging to Us', Koskela, Sydney, New South Wales

2017

  • 'Tangentyere Artists Christmas Exhibition', Tangentyere Artists Gallery, Alice Springs
  • 'Tarnanthi Festival Art Fair', Tandanya Cultural Centre, Adelaide
  • 'Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair', Darwin Convention Centre, Darwin

2016

  • 'Tangentyere Artists: Town Camp Yarns', Short Street Gallery, Broome

10 – 30 April 2024
NYINTA DONALD 'In Between Days'