"Tempe Down Station. Stockmen mustering using helicopter. Shed there, where they keep all their bridles, saddles, and everything. Not so much horse riding these days. Tank stand there. Tank filled by windmill, pipes out to the dam, outside paddock. Ducks on the dam, a few horses there, a few bullocks. Through the gap in the range behind runs Illararri Creek. It comes all the way from Utju (Areyonga Community, west of Hermannsburg).

There’s a waterhole called Illararri Springs just near that gap. It’s a permanent waterhole, big important place, that one. All Tempe Downs important place for us, for family. This is our Country."

Daughter of Tangentyere Artists' Marjorie Williams and mother of Ingrid Williams, another of Tangentyere Artists, Coralie has painted for many years. Born at Hermannsburg, Coralie grew up with her parents and siblings, she worked as a receptionist for the local Ntaria Council. She also undertook training in various administrative and finance roles such as payroll. In 2004 Coralie moved with family to Alice Springs. She grew up dot painting with her mum and also taught her kids. While in Alice Springs, Coralie was the Luritja language teacher at Yeperenye School. She finally left in 2023 and joined her mother and daughter in Tangentyere Artists' studio. Her figurative works about the various aspects of her life have been warmly received by visitors to the art gallery. Coralie is now known as Kunmanara. Since 2022 she has worked with Tangentyere Youth Services, delivering painting workshops in the Town Camps.