Rhoda Tjitayi

Rhoda Tjitayi's remarkable creations capture the essence of Piltati Tjukurpa, a significant cultural narrative passed down by her grandmother.

Biography of Rhoda Tjitayi

Born in 1969 in Pukatja, nestled within the APY Lands, Rhoda Tjitayi's lineage bears connections to Nyapari through her grandfather and Makiri through her grandmother. Her ancestral ties to Tjala Minyma Ngura, a sacred women's site intertwined with the mythology of the Honeyant, run deep. Despite being based in Adelaide now, Rhoda's roots remain firmly planted in the rich soil of her homeland.

In 2019, she embarked on a new chapter of her artistic journey, joining the APY Studio Adelaide. Since then, her talent has flourished, earning her recognition in various exhibitions. Notably, her work has graced the walls of the APY Gallery on numerous occasions.

More recently, Rhoda Tjitayi's art has garnered attention on a national scale, with prestigious inclusions in the 2022 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Free/State, hosted at the Art Gallery of South Australia, and the 2022 Wynne Prize, showcased at the esteemed Art Gallery of New South Wales. 

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