Ankung Djang, Karrakbal dja Murrngno – Sugar Bag, Moon and Bones – Lorraine...
Lorraine Kabbindi White Lorraine Kabbindi White is a Kunmok artist with spiritual connections and inherited responsibilities as djungkay (ritual manager/ caretaker) for Ankung Djang (Bush Honey...
View ArticlePupuni Jilamara – Jane Tipuamantumirri, in association with Ngaruwanajirri
PUPUNI JILAMARA Outstation and Ngaruwanajirri Art Centre from Nguiu, Tiwi Islands, are proud to present Pupuni Jilamara, the first solo exhibition by Jane Margaret Tipuamantumirri. Drawing inspiration...
View ArticleUwankara Kutjutu – All Together, in association with Iwantja Arts
Iwantja Arts is back! And dare we say, better than ever. This year’s Iwantja survey show gives us ten of the greats : Betty Chimney; Vicki Yatjiki Cullinan; Emily Cullinan; Nellie Coulthard; Maringka...
View ArticleŊarraku mulkurr milŋurr Ŋarraku rumbal Gunduyŋuru – My mind is the spring My...
Binygurr’s paternal grandmother Djaparri played a significant role in Australian history. She was a key figure in the High Court case Tuckiar v The King which is a landmark Australian judgment of the...
View ArticleRachael Mipantjiti Lionel – Kapi munu Kupi-Kupi (Water and Whirlwind)
Welcome to ‘Kapi munu Kupi-kupi / Water and Whirlwind’. This wild, beautiful exhibition, is Rachael Mipantjiti Lionel’s first solo show and is a testament to her incredible talent and skill as an...
View ArticleKatie Hagebols – Tales from Toppos
Forever inspired by a good story, ‘Tales from Toppos’ explores just that; from Mark A. Hunter’s Territory anthem of the Mary River, to a Mudcrab that journeyed across Darwin harbor and the real life...
View ArticleIn Our Nature – Hannah van der Wal and David Wickens
In the north October/November announces itself with an immersive experience, it almost feels like there is no space between you and the atmosphere, the season know as the ‘build up’ has a certain way...
View ArticleRising Stars 2024
The Rising Stars return! In a roll call of some of the most innovative art centres in Australia, we are excited to begin the year with works from Buku-Larrnggay Mulka, Iwantja Arts, Jilamara Arts and...
View ArticleArrarntenh – Motorbike Paddy Ngal
There is nothing deep down inside us except what we have put there ourselves. – Richard Rorty In the early 1930’s when Paddy Ngal was born, pastoral activity was expanding across the lands of the...
View ArticleBetty Campbell –‘Minymaku Inma – Women’s Dance’
Inma inkapai ngayulu. Ngayuku tjukurpa nyanga palunya kutju ngaranyi. Nyanga palunya kutju ngayuku tjukurpa ngaranyi. Ngayulu inma rawangku inkapai munu ngayuku tjukurtjara ngayulu palyalpai canvas...
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