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Kunmanara (Tiger) Yaltangki (1973 – 2024) was a Yankunytjatjara artist from Indulkana, on the APY Lands in north-west South Australia. Largely non-verbal, he relied on his creative pursuits as a primary way to express himself.
Dedicated to his daily work at the Iwantja Arts centre, producing a vibrant body of work influenced by his love of music, particularly rock ‘n’ roll bands Creedence Clearwater Revival and AC/DC. His art often referenced the Anangu concept of ‘mamu’ (spirit beings) and was inspired by his passion for sci-fi movies and television. The playful, imaginative works blended these influences into a whimsical visual realm — a joyful tribute to the people, stories, and passions that shaped his world.
Earlier in 2024, House of Darwin had the honour of collaborating with Kunmanara (Tiger) Yaltangki before his passing.
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Kunmanara [Tiger] Yaltangki (1973 - 2024)
House of Darwin had the privilege of collaborating with Kunmanara (Tiger) Yaltangki at the beginning of 2024. This collaboration was more than just showcasing his artwork; it was a beautiful fusion of storytelling and art, a celebration of his unique talent and perspective.
Drawing from the Anangu belief in 'mamu' (spiritual entities), alongside inspiration from sci-fi films and TV series like Doctor Who and The Mighty Boosh, he intricately wove these elements into his whimsical visual narratives. Kunmanara (Tiger) Yaltangki's deep love of music accompanied his creative process, ranging from Creedence Clearwater Revival to country melodies and local desert reggae, with AC/DC rock serving as a constant inspiration for the artist, repeatedly appearing in his artwork.
Kunmanara (Tiger) Yaltangki was an artist from the Yankunytjatjara community in Indulkana. Being predominantly non-verbal, his creations echo his experiences, culture and inspirations. Kunmanara (Tiger) Yaltangki's ability to express himself through art transcended language barriers, reminding us of the power of creativity.
Kunmanara (Tiger) Yaltangki's brush was magic, the colours spoke new stories with old tongues. His art served as a joyful homage to the multitude of influences that shaped his world, amplifying his story and empowering his self-expression.