Artist Profile for Yaritji Young < Back Yaritji Young Yaritji Young ARTIST PROFILE ARTIST CV MARKET ANALYSIS READ FULL ARTIST PROFILE YARITJI YOUNG - TJALA TJUKURPA - HONEY ANT STORY Sold AU$0.00 YARITJI YOUNG - TJALA TJUKURPA - HONEY ANT STORY Sold AU$0.00 YARITJI YOUNG - TJALA TJUKURPA - HONEY ANT STORY Sold AU$0.00 top Anchor 1 PROFILE Yaritji Young ARTIST CV Market Analysis MARKET ANALYSIS Disclaimer: At Cooee Art Leven, we strive to maintain accurate and respectful artist profiles. Despite our efforts, there may be occasional inaccuracies. We welcome any corrections or suggested amendments. Please contact us with your feedback .

COOEE ART 35TH ANNIVERSARY - RUTURN TO OXFORD STREET DECEMBER ONLY From 01 December to 30 January 2017 COOEE ART 35TH ANNIVERSARY - RUTURN TO OXFORD STREET DECEMBER ONLY From 01 December to 30 January 2017 COOEE ART 35TH ANNIVERSARY - RUTURN TO OXFORD STREET DECEMBER ONLY From 01 December to 30 January 2017 Cooee Art, Australia’s oldest Aboriginal Art Gallery, is celebrating its 35th anniversary by returning to Oxford Street where it began as Coo-ee Emporium in 1981. \n\nOpening Thursday 1st December 2016 6-8pm \nPop-up continues: 1st – 30th December 2016 Location: Wadsworth Gallery, 326 Oxford Street Paddington 2021

WHO x WHO 17 Thurlow Street, Redfern, Gadigal Art Leven x ANIBOU with Strutt Studios - An exhibition combining art, design & interiors 6 - 28 September 2024 WHO x WHO An exhibition combining art, design & interiors 6 - 28 September 2024 WHO x WHO An exhibition combining art, design & interiors 6 - 28 September 2024 17 Thurlow Street, Redfern, Gadigal Art Leven x ANIBOU with Strutt Studios - An exhibition combining art, design & interiors "Supported by Sydney Contemporary, Art Leven is teaming up with our neighbours, ANIBOU. the destination for designer furniture and interior designers Strutt Studios. The Art Leven galleries will be transformed into seven individual spaces, each juxtaposing one important First Nations artwork and a single piece of design furniture, supplied by ANIBOU. and paired by Strutt Studios." VIEW CATALOGUE MIRDIDINGKINGATHI JUWARNDA GABORI SALLY - DIBIRDIBI - TOPWAY price AU$20,000.00 DANIE MELLOR - TRUNK SHIELD price AU$5,000.00 SHIRLEY BANALANYDJU - PANDANAS MAT price AU$980.00 BLAK DOUGLAS - GONE TO THE DOGS price AU$15,000.00 ADRIAN JANGALA ROBERTSON - YALPIRAKINU price AU$3,300.00 DJIRRIRRA WUNUNGMURRA - YUKUWA (BUSH YAM) Sold AU$0.00 BLAK DOUGLAS - HILL'S WRONG price AU$5,000.00 ATTRIBUTED TO YUWUN YUWUN - UNTITLED price AU$1,500.00 POLY NGAL - ANWEKETY (CONKERBERRY) Sold AU$0.00 WhoxWho

THE HERMANNSBURG COLLECTION SEMINAR From 22 July to 23 July 2016 THE HERMANNSBURG COLLECTION SEMINAR From 22 July to 23 July 2016 THE HERMANNSBURG COLLECTION SEMINAR From 22 July to 23 July 2016 Join Adrian Newstead as he delves into the history of Albert Namatjirra and the entire Hermannsburg School of artists. Expand your knowledge about this fascinating area of Australian art history. Drinks and nibbles will be served throughout the day. Saturday 23rd July 2016 2 - 3 pm $20 per person RSVP essential - click here Drinks and nibbles will be served all day so if you can not make the seminar make sure you don't miss this fascinating survey of desert watercolours spanning 60 years. View the entire exhibition online

BARKLY & WARLUKURLANGU ARTISTS Royal Randwick FROM 14 TO 18 JUNE 2023 BARKLY & WARLUKURLANGU ARTISTS FROM 14 TO 18 JUNE 2023 BARKLY & WARLUKURLANGU ARTISTS FROM 14 TO 18 JUNE 2023 Royal Randwick For the Affordable Art Fair 2023 Cooee Art has partnered with two art centres to showcase their artists and artworks to a Sydney audience. Established in 1985 Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation is a not-for-profit organisation that is 100% Aboriginal-owned by its artists from the remote desert community of Yuendumu in Central Australia. Warlukurlangu Artists is famous for its gloriously colourful acrylic paintings and limited edition prints. The Aboriginal art centre has a national and international profile and its art has been featured in hundreds of exhibitions and publications in Australia and around the world. Barkely Regional Arts is a not-for-profit multi-disciplinary art centre based on Waramungu Country. Barkly Regional Arts collaborates with remote Indigenous communities to foster access, development, and recognition of arts in the Barkly Region which stretches over 320,000 square km of the Northern Territory. The work of the Artists of the Barkly reflects the remote, unforgiving desert landscape and harsh conditions, yet also portrays the charm and magical beauty of the region. Artworks will be available online the week of the art fair. Contact us for more information about the artists, artworks or art centres. ANOTHER LINK IF REQUIRED ANTONIA NAPANGARDI MICHAELS - LAPPI LAPPI JUKURRPA (LAPPI LAPPI DREAMING) price AU$4,800.00 JUDITH NUNGARRAYI MARTIN - JANGANPA JUKURRPA (BRUSH-TAIL POSSUM DREAMING) Sold AU$0.00 JESSIE BEASLEY - OUR COUNTRY price AU$2,200.00 ADA PULA BEASLEY - MY COUNTRY Sold AU$0.00 RITA BEASLEY - WATER AROUND EPENARRA price AU$2,200.00 ATHENA NANGALA GRANITES - NAPALJARRI-WARNU JUKURRPA (STAR OR SEVEN SISTERS DREA Sold AU$0.00 EX BARKLY

JOSHUA BONSON | SKIN - Moving Through Monochrome Art Leven - 17 Thurlow St, Redern, NSW 2016 2 - 23 August 2025 Viewing Room JOSHUA BONSON | SKIN - Moving Through Monochrome Joshua Bonson 2 - 23 August 2025 Art Leven - 17 Thurlow St, Redern, NSW 2016 SKIN – Moving through Monochrome Joshua Bonson 2 – 23 August 2025 Art Leven is proud to present SKIN – Moving through Monochrome , a bold new body of work by Torres Strait Islander artist Joshua Bonson. This exhibition marks a significant evolution in Bonson’s practice, his first major series since relocating from Darwin to Cairns to work full time as an artist. With this personal and professional shift comes a visual transformation: a move into a monochromatic palette that strips away colour to focus on form, texture, and the emotional resonance of light and shadow. At the core of SKIN is Bonson’s totem, the Saltwater Crocodile, a powerful symbol of identity, heritage, and place. His works have long explored the reptile’s protective skin as a metaphor for ancestral strength, kinship, and cultural memory. In this series, that imagery is reinterpreted through dynamic compositions rendered in black and white. These works feel elemental and raw, yet deeply refined, inviting viewers into an intimate dialogue with Bonson’s cultural and personal landscape. Using palette knives, brushes, and his hands, Bonson builds tactile surfaces that seem to breathe with energy. The scale-like markings, layered textures, and flowing forms speak to Country and sea, to memory and movement. Though abstract in appearance, each work holds specific meaning: they are meditations on belonging, portraits of family ties, and stories that transcend language. Bonson’s shift to monochrome also signals a deeper engagement with spirit. The absence of colour allows space for reflection, for both artist and audience. Light becomes a medium in itself, animating each work as it moves across the surface, revealing subtle shifts in tone, depth, and emotion. SKIN – Moving through Monochrome is an exhibition of reconnection and renewal. It reflects Bonson’s willingness to embrace change, to honour the past while exploring new visual and personal territories. In this remarkable series, Bonson invites us to slow down, to look closely, and to feel, offering a space of openness and quiet power. Each work is a window into his journey, but also a mirror—one that reflects our own capacity for connection, transformation, and story. View PDF Catalogue JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - ABSTRACTION price AU$8,500.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN: MY TOTEM price AU$6,000.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$6,000.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME (OCTET) price AU$2,500.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$2,400.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME Sold AU$2,400.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$1,650.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME Sold AU$1,650.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME Sold AU$1,650.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$7,500.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME Sold AU$6,000.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$6,000.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$2,400.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$2,400.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$2,400.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME Sold AU$1,650.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME Sold AU$1,650.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$1,000.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$7,500.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$6,000.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$6,000.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME Sold AU$2,400.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$2,400.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$2,400.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME price AU$1,650.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME Sold AU$1,650.00 JOSHUA BONSON - SKIN - MOVING THROUGH MONOCHROME Sold AU$0.00 EXJBMONO

Artist Profile for Sonya Cook < Back Sonya Cook Sonya Cook ARTIST PROFILE ARTIST CV MARKET ANALYSIS READ FULL ARTIST PROFILE SONYA COOK - KANGAROO AND MALA DREAMING SOLD AU$650.00 top Anchor 1 PROFILE Sonya Cook ARTIST CV Market Analysis MARKET ANALYSIS Disclaimer: At Cooee Art Leven, we strive to maintain accurate and respectful artist profiles. Despite our efforts, there may be occasional inaccuracies. We welcome any corrections or suggested amendments. Please contact us with your feedback .

TOURING EXHIBITION: O TEMPO DOS SONHOS From 22 June to 01 August 2022 Viewing Room TOURING EXHIBITION: O TEMPO DOS SONHOS From 22 June to 01 August 2022

COOEE ART AT AUSTRALIAN GALLERIES From 05 April to 24 April 2016 COOEE ART AT AUSTRALIAN GALLERIES From 05 April to 24 April 2016 COOEE ART AT AUSTRALIAN GALLERIES From 05 April to 24 April 2016 For this exhibition at Australian Galleries, Coo-ee Art Gallery has sourced works from local and international private collections and remote Aboriginal art communities, showcasing the very best the movement has to offer, including a number of major masterpieces. "The story of the modern Aboriginal art movement is one of the most exciting and transcendent chapters in the history of contemporary Australian art. Within the space of just 50 years Indigenous artists have transformed the perception of their culture from something of strictly ethnographic interest into one of the worlds most dynamic contemporary art movements. Today, high quality polymer paints, imported Belgian linen and the finest art papers are as likely to be used as materials gathered from the immediate environment. From its origins in rock painting, body art, ceremonial regalia, low relief sand sculpture and utilitarian objects, Aboriginal material culture has moved into the shrines of contemporary art and significant art collections all over the world. Coo-ee Art Gallery has traversed this terrain for over 30 years and is now the oldest exhibiting Aboriginal art gallery in Australia. The founding Director, Adrian Newstead OAM has worked with revered elders and cultural custodians in the Tiwi Islands, Arnhem Land, the Kimberley, the far reaches of the Tanami Desert and through to the Torres Strait Islands. Australian Galleries has its own rich history. Since 1956 it has been intimately associated with many of Australias greatest non-indigenous artists including Arthur Boyd, Sidney Nolan, Brett Whiteley and Fred Williams. Today, Stuart Purves AM walks in his parents founding footsteps, representing many of Australias most prominent contemporary painters and sculptors. I am of the opinion that the Australian Aborigine is probably the best artist in Australia. Recently we toured Australia, and the Aboriginal art amazed me. The Aborigine has a wonderful, dreaming philosophy which all Australian artists should have. Sidney Nolan, 1949 For this exhibition at Australian Galleries, Coo-ee Art Gallery has sourced works from local and international private collections and remote Aboriginal art communities, showcasing the very best the movement has to offer, including a number of major masterpieces."

FIRST NATIONS FINE ART AUCTION Art Leven - 17 Thurlow St, Redfern, Gadigal / Sydney Tuesday 17th June 2025 AEST 7:00pm FIRST NATIONS FINE ART AUCTION Important Works by First Nations Artists Tuesday 17th June 2025 AEST 7:00pm FIRST NATIONS FINE ART AUCTION Important Works by First Nations Artists Tuesday 17th June 2025 AEST 7:00pm Art Leven - 17 Thurlow St, Redfern, Gadigal / Sydney Tuesday night’s auction was a resounding affirmation of the strength and resilience of the Australian market for top-tier First Nations artists, achieving an impressive 75% clearance rate by volume—almost double that of other recent First Nations auctions. The energy in the room was serious, with many of the country’s leading consultants and collectors in attendance, reinforcing the depth of local engagement with this important sector. While a few key international buyers were momentarily unreachable for works they had registered interest in—understandable with global attention drawn to both Art Basel’s VIP preview and the G7 Summit—it was heartening to see such robust bidding from Australian collectors. Only five of the sold works went overseas, highlighting the passion and commitment of our domestic base. We’re incredibly grateful for their continued support, which ensures the market remains vibrant, confident, and future-facing. The withdrawal of 18 lots the day before the auction gave us an opportunity to refine the offering, allowing the strongest works to take centre stage. The decision was made in the best interest of all parties, and we’re confident those works will have their moment in the spotlight soon. This strategic decision paid off, helping us deliver a focused and compelling sale. We are incredibly grateful to the artists, vendors, collectors, and advisors who continue to place their trust in us. Their ongoing commitment ensures the First Nations art market remains vibrant, confident, and forward-looking—despite the ever-changing global context. VIEW AUCTION RESULTS ONLINE AUCTION RESULTS PDF VIEW PDF CATALOGUE Auction 17

Artist Profile for Gary Djorlom < Back Gary Djorlom Gary Djorlom ARTIST PROFILE ARTIST CV MARKET ANALYSIS READ FULL ARTIST PROFILE top Anchor 1 PROFILE Gary Djorlom ARTIST CV Market Analysis MARKET ANALYSIS Disclaimer: At Cooee Art Leven, we strive to maintain accurate and respectful artist profiles. Despite our efforts, there may be occasional inaccuracies. We welcome any corrections or suggested amendments. Please contact us with your feedback .

The Collectors Room: Highlights from the Secondary Market Booth J09 | Carriageworks, Everleigh Viewing Room The Collectors Room: Highlights from the Secondary Market Booth J09 | Carriageworks, Everleigh THE COLLECTORS ROOM Highlights from the Secondary Market Alongside our exhibition Ngarukuruwala Kapi Murrakupuni Art Leven is proud to present a focused selection of secondary market works, led by Emily Kame Kngwarreye’s Alalgura Country , 1993. Placing these works in dialogue highlights the continuity of First Nations art, from community-driven practice alive today, to the landmark paintings that shaped international recognition of Frist Nations voices in global contemporary art. The timing resonates strongly with the Tate Modern’s forthcoming retrospective Emily Kam Kngwarray (10 July 2025 – 11 January 2026), underscoring the worldwide momentum surrounding her practice and the broader field. This presentation speaks directly to Art Leven’s dual identity. Our exhibitions celebrate the innovation of living artists and their art centres, while our Collectors Room and auctions provide a platform for historically significant works to be rediscovered, contextualised, and placed into the hands of new custodians. Together, these complementary strands reflect our long-standing mission: to honour the strength and diversity of First Nations art while deepening its resonance in Australia and internationally. VIEW PDF CATALOGUE KUTUWULUMI PURAWARRUMPATU (KITTY KANTILLA) - PUMPUNI JILAMARA price AU$35,500.00 DANIE MELLOR - PERPETUAL (NGARAY) price AU$30,000.00 ANGELINA PWERLE NGAL - UNTITLED ( BUSH RAISIN MAN) price AU$3,000.00 TJULYATA KULYURU - TJUKULA (WATERHOLES) price AU$1,300.00 PRINCE OF WALES - BODY MARKS price AU$35,500.00 OWEN YALANDJA - YAWK YAWK Sold AU$19,000.00 ELAINE NAMATJIRA - ULPATJA - PARROT Sold AU$3,000.00 FIONA WELLS - NGAYUKU WALKA (MY DESIGN) price AU$1,200.00 JOHN TJAKAMARRA KIPARA - WALINNGI (WOMEN CATCHING SNAKE) price AU$35,000.00 DANIE MELLOR - TRUNK SHIELD price AU$5,000.00 LANGALIKI LEWIS - NGAYUKU WALKA (MY DESIGN) price AU$1,600.00 SCAF_Collectors