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Rebecca Hossack and Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri outside Buckhingham Palace
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Ampilatwatja
WORKS EXHIBITIONS The remote deserty community of Ampilatwatja, 200 miles north east of Alice Springs, is home to some 500 people, almost all from the Alyawarr language group. Although deeply... -
APY Lands
The APY (Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara) Lands are a vast and remote territory situated in the northwest corner of South Australia. It is an area rich in artistic energy – with numerous thriving art centres. The work produced, for all its obvious richness, shares both a formal intricacy and a distinctive colour-filled intensity. -
Balgo Hills
WORKS EXHIBITIONS Balgo Hills, or Wirramanu, is a remote community in the north of Western Australia, on the fringes of the Tanami and Great Sandy Deserts. Founded by Catholic Missionaries... -
Borroloola
WORKS EXHIBITIONS Borroloola is a remote rural community on the McArthur River in the North Territory, on the coastal plain between the Gulf of Carpentaria and the Barklay Tablelands. The... -
Elcho Island
WORKS EXHIBITIONS Elcho Island is situated just off the coast of Arnhem Land. It is the ancestral home of several different language groups, most connected with the Yolngu people of... -
Fitzroy Crossing
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Haasts Bluff
The rocky outcrop of Haasts Bluff is located amongst the mountain ranges of the Central Desert, some 140 miles north west of Alice Springs. Amongst the leading artists of the community are Narputta Nangala, Long Tom Tjapanangka and his wife, Mitjili Napurrula. -
Injalak
Injalak is an important and innovative art centre at Gunbalanya in West Arnhem Land. Although it had a noted bark-painting tradition dating back to the early 1950s, the art movement was re-invigorated in 1980s, with the establishment of a screen-printing project at the community. -
Kimberley
WORKS EXHIBITIONS The landscape of the Kimberley region of north-west Australia finds vivid expression in the art of its indigenous peoples. It is a land of dramatic rock forms and... -
Lajamanu
WORKS EXHIBITIONS The remote community of Lajamanu on the edge of the Tanami Desert in the Northern Territory was initially wary of the Desert Painting movement. The community elders at... -
Maningrida
WORKS Maningrida, on the coast of Arnhem Land, is one of the principal bark-painting centres of aboriginal Australia. It owes its origins as a settlement to the trade in woven... -
Ngukurr
WORKS EXHIBITIONS Ngukurr is a small but vital community, situated on the Roper River, in the wetlands of south-eastern Arnhem Land. Although it evolved from Roper River Mission (established 1908)... -
Papunya
WORKS EXHIBITIONS The desert community of Papunya, 150 miles northwest of Alice Springs, holds a special place in the story of Australian Aboriginal Art. It was here that the Desert... -
Peppimenarti
WORKS For five months of the year – during the Wet Season - the Peppimenarti aboriginal community is cut off from the wider world of the Northern Territory, accessible only... -
Ramingining
Ramingining is a small but vital aboriginal community, of largely Yolngu people, on the edge of the Arafura swamp in Central Arnhem Land. The community has played a leading role in developing aboriginal political awareness through artistic and cultural expression. -
Spinifex
WORKS EXHIBITIONS The Pitjantjatjara peoples of the remote community at Tjuntjuntjara, in the Great Victoria Desert, 400 miles east of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia, are known as the Spinifex People.... -
Tiwi
WORKS EXHIBITIONS The Tiwi people of Bathurst and Melville Islands, just off Australia’s north coast, have a distinct visual culture. Their rich tradition of ceremonial art – of body painting,... -
Torres Strait Islands
WORKS EXHIBITIONS The Torres Strait Islands are an archipelago of some 270 islands off the northernmost tip of Queensland, set between Australia and Papua New Guinea. Over millennia of interaction... -
Utopia
WORKS EXHIBITIONS The aboriginal community of Utopia lies in the Western Desert, north east of Alice Springs. It was home to the great aboriginal artist Emily Kame Kngwarreye (1919 –... -
Yirrkala
The Yolngu community of Yirrkala in east Arnhem Land, in the North Territory, is one of the great centres of Australian aboriginal culture. -
Yuendumu
WORKS EXHIBITIONS The community of Yuendumu in the Northern Territory, almost two hundred miles north west of Alice Springs, is a significant centre for Warlpiri people, albeit from several different... -
All Aboriginal Paintings
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All Aboriginal Prints
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All Aboriginal Sculptures
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