Kategorie: Untitled Art, Miami Beach 2026 | Kathleen Petyarre, Margaret Loy Pula, Abie Loy Kemarre

2 – 6 December 2026

Mitchell Fine Art will make its debut at Untitled Art Miami Beach in December 2026, presenting three generations of Aboriginal women artists from Utopia in Central Australia: Kathleen Petyarre, her daughter Margaret Loy Pula, and granddaughter Abie Loy Kemarre.

These three artists reveal how Anmatyerre cultural knowledge and connection to Country are carried across generations, while each develops her own distinctive artistic practice and offers audiences an opportunity to engage with contemporary Aboriginal art.

Kathleen Petyarre (c. 1940–2018) achieved international recognition for her detailed paintings of Country and ancestral narratives. Her work is held in significant collections, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Seattle Art Museum, Musée du quai Branly–Jacques Chirac in Paris and the National Gallery of Australia.

Her daughter, award-winning artist Margaret Loy Pula, has established her own artistic practice, grounded in inherited cultural knowledge and a profound connection to Country. Her works have been exhibited internationally, including in New York, San Francisco and Sweden.

Abie Loy Kemarre continues this family legacy. Her work has been exhibited internationally and is represented in significant collections, including the Levi-Kaplan Collection in Seattle, the Foundation Colas in Paris and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.

Presented together, the three artists demonstrate how Anmatyerre cultural knowledge and connection to Country are carried across generations, while each maintains a distinctive artistic practice. Their work offers international audiences an opportunity to engage with contemporary Aboriginal art as both an expression of enduring cultural traditions and an evolving field of individual artistic expression.

VIEW MORE KATHLEEN PETYARRE WORKS
VIEW MORE MARGARET LOY PULA WORKS
VIEW MORE ABIE LOY KEMARRE WORKS

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