Exhibitions

Iwantja Arts is pleased to present new works now available through Mr Kitly.

Alcaston Gallery is pleased to introduce David Frank with his inaugural solo exhibition Nganana Wararakatinyi – We are Jumping. David Frank lives and works at Iwantja community in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands in far north South Australia. For more than fifteen years he was employed with the South Australian Police Force, and his experiences gained as a police officer provide rich inspiration for his quirky, figurative artworks.

Opening on May 1^st, In the Wild looks at the abundance of vegetation and life in the desert landscape. Artists from the APY lands have used a subtle palette to show the landmarks of the Anangu or people in their country. Anangu know this country well. Each changing season, particularly the beginning of winter, is a visual delight and bountiful in bush foods and medicines.

In April 2015 the British Museum will open a major exhibition presenting a history of Indigenous Australia. This exhibition will be the first in the UK devoted to the history and culture of Indigenous Australians: both Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders. Drawing on objects from the British Museum’s collection, accompanied by important loans from British and Australian collections, the show will present Indigenous Australia as a living culture, with a continuous history dating back over 60,000 years.

Iwantja Arts is pleased to present new works now available through The Gallery Shop.

Iwantja Arts and Tunbridge Gallery are pleased to present new cowboy paintings by dynamic painter, country music identity, and retired stockman, Jimmy Pompey.

Iwantja Arts is pleased to present new works now available through Voyages at Ayers Rock Resort.

An exhibition of outstanding Aboriginal art from around Australia. Featuring paintings, sculptures, barks and ochres from 30 + Aboriginal art centres and 60 + leading artists and emerging talents from the APY Lands, the Western, Central and Eastern Deserts, Utopia, the Kimberley, the Pilbara, Arnhem Land, Queensland and the Mornington Peninsula.

A celebration of diversity and the end of another big year from the 7 art centres of the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands. Ernabella Arts Inc, Iwantja Arts, Kaltjiti Arts, Mimili Maku, Ninuku Arts, Tjala Arts, and Tjungu Palya.

Tunbridge Gallery features the work of retired stockman and artist Jimmy Pompey, showcasing his work alongside the men of Iwantja: Tiger Yaltangki, Kumanara Mungki Barney, and Alec Baker.

Desert Mob is Australia’s premier event featuring new artworks from Aboriginal owned art centres throughout Central Australia. This event brings together Desart member art centres in a unique exhibition that celebrates the vibrancy of Aboriginal art from the region. It is the only exhibition that offers a snapshot of what is currently happening in contemporary art from Aboriginal owned art centres in Central Australia, it provides a unique opportunity to view and purchase artworks by both established and emerging artists.