Ada Pula Beasley Alyawarr, b. 1959

Overview
Ada Pula Beasley is an Alyawarr speaker  born at Ampilatwatja in 1959. Ada is very interested in preserving her culture and teaching the younger artists about country and bush medicines, these include Mulga and Witchetty trees, native fuschia, river red gum, spinifex grass and the many varieties of bush flower. Her landscape works have been exhibited in leading galleries around Australia since 2013 and have become highly sought after for their beautiful colours and sense of scale.
Works
  • Ada Pula Beasley, My Country, 2022
    Ada Pula Beasley
    My Country, 2022
    acrylic on linen
    70 x 120 cm
    27 1/2 x 47 1/4 in
    Everywhen Art
    $ 3,200.00
Exhibitions
Biography

Ada Pula Beasley is an Alyawarr speaker  born at Ampilatwatja in 1959. She currently resides in the remote community of Epenara, 250 km south east of Tennant Creek in Central Australia. Ada started painting in 2012 and is well known for her depicting the beautiful, layered landscape of her Alyawarr country. The landscapes encompass all Dreaming's associated with her traditional country. Ada is interested in preserving her culture and teaching the younger artists about country - keeping alive the knowledge of the elders, knowing when and where to go hunting and gathering, bush medicines, locations of 'soakage's' (water), travelling with family for ceremonies, and maintaining a connection with the land. Ada is sister to artist  Michelle Holmes and daughter to artist Jilly Holmes.