Katrina Tjitayi Pitjantjatjara, b. 1962
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Katrina TjitayiPiltati, 2024acrylic on linen100 x 150 cm$ 4,200.00
39 3/8 x 59 in
Everywhen ArtSee more...
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Art for Nepean
Fundraising exhibition to support independent candidate for Nepean Tracee Hutchison 17 - 26 Apr 2026EXHIBITION EXTENDED! NOW CONCLUDES SUNDAY APRIL 26 FUNDRAISING EXHIBITION TO SUPPORT INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR NEPEAN, TRACEE HUTCHISON .• 100 + paintings, works on paper, ceramics, sculpture and jewellery by 86...Read more -
Gifts 2025
13 - 21 Dec 2025A selection of paintings and works on paper from the quirky to the serious, sculptures, weavings, ceramics, licensed design homewares. All items on show 10% off! OPENING DRINKS SATURDAY DECEMBER...Read more -
ReGeneration
Innovation within Tradition 26 Jun - 16 Aug 2025EVERYWHEN ELSEWHERE CURVED WALL GALLERY: FOYER, FRANKSTON ARTS CENTRE Presented in celebration of NAIDOC Week and its 2025 theme The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy, the exhibition features the...Read more -
Curators' Choice Autumn 2025
9 May - 1 Jun 2025A hand picked selection of paintings, works on paper and sculptures by leading and emerging First Nations' artists from the Pilbara, Arnhem Land, the Western Desert, Utopia, and the APY...Read more -
Minyma Ku Tjukurpa Ernabella
In partnership with Ernabella Arts 16 Nov - 1 Dec 2024Vibrant new paintings and ceramics by 14 artists of Ernabella Arts in the APY Lands celebrate Women's Lore and cullture in the exhibition Minyma Ku Tjukurpa Ernabella . Known for...Read more -
H O M E
Opening exhibition of Everywhen Art at Whistlewood 6 Jan - 25 Feb 2024The exhibition H O M E launches the new home of Everywhen Art at Whistlewood - the McCulloch family's historic house gallery on the Mornington Peninsula. This richly explorative exhibition...Read more
Katrina was born and went to school in Ernabella. Her mother was one of the first Anangu teachers at Ernabella Anangu School in the 1940s. On leaving school Katrina studied at UniSA through the AnTEP program, obtaining a Bachelor of Education. She has worked in Anangu education for more than 20 years including as the Anangu School Improvement Coordinator.
She first began painting at the art centre in late 2016, working initally in painting and then trying her hand at ceramic art too. Her work has been exhibited around Australia and overseas, including Sydney, Alice Springs, Darwin, Broome, Mittagong and Brussels, Belgium.
Katrina is a mother to two children and a strong advocate for children’s rights. She is a published author including as co-presenter and writer of 'Red Dirt Curriculum: Re-imagining Remote Education', presented as part of the Sidney Myer Rural Lecture series in 2013. In 2018 she won the 2018 Aunty Josie Agius Award for her work as the Wellbeing Coordinator, her current position at Ernabella Anangu School.
