NEWS ARCHIVE

Cooee Art Leven proud to be hosting the 2023 Sydney Oceanic Art Fair

Our booth was furnished by our neighbours at Anibou. If you missed us at the fair, a selection of works is still available, matched here with a few elegant pieces generously loaned to us by Anibou.

Looking to the past and seeing ahead
7 - 10 September | Carriageworks, Everleigh

This year’s 2023 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (Telstra NATSIAA), Australia’s richest art awards, presented by the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) and Principal Partner Telstra on Larrakia Country (Darwin).

2023 Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair & the Telstra National indigenous & Torres Strait Islander Art Awards.

SYDNEY.- Australia’s oldest Indigenous gallery Cooee Art today announces that it will relaunch as Art Leven, ushering in a new era for the gallery under the stewardship of long-term owner and Director Mirri Leven.

Opened on the 11 May, 2023 by Gadigal Elder Uncle Ray Davison & Professor Jakelin Troy along with a special musical performance by Indigenous singer Robbie Miller.

NEW ART – THE PRIMARY MARKET

The primary sector of the art market is where newly created works are generally consigned by artists to a gallery or dealer who exhibits them.

On a red hot day, in the summer of 2008, I sat down in my rainforest retreat near Byron Bay, on the east coast of Australia, and began writing about my experiences during 40 years in the commercial art market.

GIVE A GIFT – GET A GIFT