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Andrea Adamson Tiger

Andrea Adamson Tiger (1973 - 2019) was active/lived in Australia.  Andrea Tiger is known for Aboriginal art.

Andrea Adamson Tiger (1973 - 2019) came from a family of artists with cultural ties to the lands around Amata on the APY lands in northern South Australia. Her mother, Kukita Adamson, aunt Rini Tiger and grandfather Tiger Palpatja are important painters.

One of the main tracks or dreams of this region is the Seven Sisters Tjukurrpa, the Dream of the 7 Sisters. This story forms the basis of many paintings by Andrea Adamson.

Andrea spent her youth in Alice Springs attending Yirara College and spent part of her studies in Woodville, South Australia. Upon her return from school, Andrea began working in Uluru (known at the time as Ayers Rock) as a guide to take visitors around the famous site and teach them about the different plants, animals and customs. of this region.

Andrea was very proud of her heritage.

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Similar artists

.  There are 24 similar (related) artists for Andrea Adamson Tiger available:    Kukika Adamson,  Maureen Baker,  Elsie Granites Napanangka,  Carol Young,  Kushia Young,  Gracie Ward Napaltjarri,  Sabrina Robertson Nangala,  Galya Pwerle,  Stephen Price Petyarre,  Philippa Guguman,  Rosemary Bird Mpetyane,  Tammy Pitjara,  Bobby West Tjupurrula,  Christine Peterson Nungala,  Rini Tiger,  June Bird Ngale,  Molly Pwerle,  Emily Pwerle,  Kathleen Martin Nungarrayi,  Charmaine Pwerle,  Dolsi Kelly,  Susan Gibson,  Joy Purvis Pitjarra,  Lola Brown Nampitjinpa