by Richard | Jul 3, 2025 | Latest, Uncategorized
The Stuart Art Centre: A Key Player in the Birth of the Western Desert Art Movement The Stuart Art Centre, located at Box 870, Alice Springs, NT 5750, may have been a small, unassuming gallery, but its role in the emergence of the Western Desert art movement and the...
by Richard | Apr 22, 2025 | Latest, Uncategorized
Aboriginal baskets and Dilly Bags Aboriginal Australia is renowned for its traditional dilly bags and woven baskets, crafted using natural materials like pandanus leaves, bark fibre, bush string, and native grasses. These Aboriginal baskets vary in style and material...
by Richard | Jun 28, 2024 | Latest, Uncategorized
David Malangi Aboriginal Art Indigenous Australian Artist David Malangi is best known for an artwork published on the Australian One Dollar bill. He was a prolific artist who painted for over 30 years. His most collectible paintings depict a Mortuary Feast of the...
by Richard | Jun 26, 2024 | Uncategorized
Jimmy Wululu Aboriginal Art Aboriginal artist Jimmy Wululu is best known for his bark paintings with herringbone or diamond designs. These designs were traditionally used on burial receptacles and body painting on initiates. The designs have a long history and Jimmy...
by Richard | Feb 5, 2024 | Uncategorized
Tommy McRae : Pioneer Aboriginal Artist Tommy McRae was a well know early Aboriginal artist. His aboriginal name was either Yackaduna or Warra-euea. He came from the Kwatkwat people. He lived in or close to the Upper Murray River all his life. His drawings are some of...
by Richard | Jun 25, 2021 | Uncategorized
Jack Wunuwun Aboriginal Art Jack Wunuwun was an indigenous Australian artist working in the 1970s and 1980s. His later works have a European influence and can be quite collectible. He is best known from Curtis Levy’s documentary the Morning Star painter. If you have a...
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