The Aboriginal community of Ikuntji (Haasts Bluff) in Australia's Northern Territory has long been associated with painting; firstly through it's ties with Albert Namatjira and the watercolour artists of the Hermannsburg School and, secondly, through the renowned work of the Papunya Tula artists. Now, since the establishment of their own arts centre in 1992, Ikuntji artists have emerged from the shadow of their famous neighbours. In a short time, the artists featured in this book have built a reputation for a distinct and refreshing style.