Editing Pitjantjatjara (section)

==Notable people==
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* [[Gordon Briscoe]], an association football player
* [[Ian Abdulla]], an award-winning author, and artist
* [[Trevor Adamson]], a country/gospel singer
* [[Tiger Tjalkalyirri]], an elder and guide
* [[Anmanari Brown]], pioneering artist
* [[Hector Burton]], an artist
* [[Wawiriya Burton]], an artist, known for acrylic works
* [[Angkaliya Curtis]], an artist
* [[Malpiya Davey]], also known as Irpintiri Davey, an artist, known for ceramic artworks
* [[Jimmy James (tracker)|Jimmy James]] OAM, a tracker
* [[Rene Kulitja]], an artist, a famous design is Yananyi Dreaming, which covers a Qantas Boeing 737
* [[David Miller (painter)|David Miller]], an artist
* [[Dickie Minyintiri]], an award-winning artist, and sacred lawman
* [[Tiger Palpatja]], an artist
* [[Walter Pukutiwara]], an artist
* [[Kunmanara Stewart]], an artist
* [[Tjunkaya Tapaya]], a batik artist
* [[Malya Teamay]], an Aboriginal Australian artist, and Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park management board member
* [[Wingu Tingima]], an artist
* [[Tony Tjamiwa]], also known as Tony Curtis, a traditional healer and storyteller
* [[Harry Tjutjuna]], an artist
* [[Yannima Tommy Watson]], known as Tommy Watson, an artist
* [[Ginger Wikilyiri]], an artist
* [[Ruby Tjangawa Williamson|Ruby Williamson]], an artist, known for acrylic works
* [[Nipper Winmarti]], Aboriginal tracker and Traditional Owner of Uluru
* [[Bart Willoughby]], a musician, noted for his pioneering fusion of reggae
* [[Frank Yamma]], an early proponent of singing Western style songs in traditional language
* [[Isaac Yamma]], a country singer
* [[Harold Allison]], initiated as a member of the Pitjantjatjara
{{citation needed|date=December 2021}} shortly after becoming Minister of Aboriginal Affairs
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