Anatjari Tjampitjinpa was not a prolific artist. He painted for Papunya Tula Artists throughout the 1980’s and remained a consistent and dedicated painter Snake Dreaming at Yunkurraya 1983, demonstrates the artist’s ability at it’s peak. Collectors should exercise extreme caution with works by this artist. While he has earned a place as an important artist historically, all but his very finest works fail to

After a period of artistic experimentation, including important decisions about which subjects could In 2012 the artwork Big Cave Story, 1972 achieved the artists sale record price of $216,000. Sotheby's handled it for a third time breaking into the artist's top 5 results at $107,213. Untitled 1972 fetched $168,000 and held the artist's record between 2009 and 2012. artists of the Aboriginal art movement.

PetyarreAda B Ada Bird Petyarre Ada Bird Petyarre 1930 - 2004 Prominent Utopia artist Ada Bird Petyarre was the eldest of seven sisters (including Kathleen, Gloria, Violet, Myrtle and Jean), all celebrated artists Utopia rose to prominence swiftly, not least because it heralded the emerging prominence of female artists In fact, the first major book on these artists, Utopia Women’s Painting (1989), featured Ada’s work on She is an artist who has painted without representation.

November 2024 AEDT 7:00pm Viewing Room FIRST NATIONS FINE ART AUCTION Important Works by First Nations Artists Our goal is to foster a deeper, more intimate appreciation of First Nations artists, both past and present We are excited to once again present a stunning selection of the legendary artist’s works. skill and continues to define much of the East Kimberley’s artistic lexicon. Also featured are three works by the artist du jour, Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori (Lots 3,

When the acrylics on canvas movement swept Utopia in the late 1980s, Kathleen, like many of the other artists Kathleen's popularity as an artist grew in the early '00s for her simplistic "Bush Plum" paintings. Artists Polly Ngale, Ally and Glady Kemarre and Angelina Pwerle are just a few family members to name

June 2025 AEST 7:00pm Viewing Room FIRST NATIONS FINE ART AUCTION Important Works by First Nations Artists resounding affirmation of the strength and resilience of the Australian market for top-tier First Nations artists We are incredibly grateful to the artists, vendors, collectors, and advisors who continue to place their

In the decades since, appreciation for the art of those other female artists has steadily grown. of the Anmatyerre women who painted shoulder to shoulder with Kngwarreye are considered significant artists Emily and Friends brings together important paintings by three such artists, the sisters Poly, Kathleen two large-scale works, one each by Poly and Kathleen, which showcase these increasingly sought-after artists

In the decades since, appreciation for the art of those other female artists has steadily grown. of the Anmatyerre women who painted shoulder to shoulder with Kngwarreye are considered significant artists Emily and Friends brings together important paintings by three such artists, the sisters Poly, Kathleen two large-scale works, one each by Poly and Kathleen, which showcase these increasingly sought-after artists

Primarily self-taught, Robert Campbell jnr. emerged during the 1980s’, as a prominent urban aboriginal artist Settling back in Kempsey, alongside meeting his partner and starting a family, Campbell’s artistic vocation He met other artists, developed his skills and confidence and became attuned to the immensity of his He liked to work under the trees in his own backyard and was always supportive of young local artists After visiting the Northern territory in the late 80’s and meeting Aboriginal artists in their communities

Gadigal, NSW 2016 November 23 - December 14 2024 Viewing Room Reclaimed | Art from Barkly Barkly Regional Artists Art Leven - 17 Thurlow St, Redfern, Gadigal, NSW 2016 Reclaimed' features a selection of works from artists Wutunugurra (Epenarra) to Owairtilla (Canteen Creek), and Kulumindini (Elliott) to Tennant Creek, each artist The artists transformed these items – previously only associated with the violation of their lands – Through 'Reclaimed', we are honoured to showcase the diverse voices and talent of sixteen artists who

. - orchid) as a binder for his ochres long after bark artists were introduced to PVA glue. By 2000, when AIAM100 statistics began, Mandarrk was the 38th most successful artist of all time. By 2014 he was 118th (having been the 61st most successful artist that year). Mandarrk was an artist who painted long before the advent of the Aboriginal art 'industry', though he second highest recorded price. 2017 represented a great year for the artist, with mossgreen offering

- 17 Thurlow St, Gadigal, Redfern, NSW 2016 14 December 2023 - 13 January 2024 ANCESTORS FOOTSTEPS Artist : Joshua Bonson 14 December 2023 - 13 January 2024 ANCESTORS FOOTSTEPS Artist: Joshua Bonson 14 December He won the Top End NAIDOC Artist of the Year in 2013, and followed it up by winning the Young Achievers Award NT main prize, as well as Artist of the year in 2014.