collecting art now than at any other period in history, and they are collecting from a wider spectrum of artists Australia’s most prestigious commercial galleries to introduce works by the most important Aboriginal artists that accompanied the numerous record-setting auction prices being established for living Indigenous artists enthusiastically endorsed market hype by noting the exponential rise in value of works by recently deceased artists

space of collaboration, working directly with First Nations curators, art centres, and represented artists

Her sister Mulkun Wirrpanda is also a senior artist.

Her sister Mulkun Wirrpanda is also a senior artist.

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Group Exhibitions: 2009 - Yirrkala artists Everywhen: bark paintings from the State Art Collection, featuring the following artists: Gungyuma Dhamurrandji, Larrtjanga Ganambarr, Birrikitji Gumana, Gawirrin Gumana the First Australians: Traditional and Contemporary Works by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Artists

Match ' is a group exhibition consisting of seven individual series or sets of artworks by various artists

with specialist knowledge and proven results offering collectible artworks by Australian First Nations artists

Of those artists that gained recognition for these images prior to the mid 1980’s the most revered are Images of the Wandjina created on bark, canvas or slate were viewed by artists such as Ignatia as purely Her primary artistic inspiration and purpose lay in her responsibility to maintain these ancestral beings

Match ' is a group exhibition consisting of seven individual series or sets of artworks by various artists

Art is excited to announce their participation in 2019 Head On Photo Festival, with Melbourne based artist

Clifford Possum, he was acclaimed for his wooden carvings of snakes and goannas prior joining in the early artistic In the process of acting as interpreter between artists and Bardon, Tim Leura also began developing his especially apparent in the almost sparkly early Men's Dreaming board, which at just 54 x 35 cm, created the artist's another 18 years after his brother’s death and became one of the most prolific and successful Aboriginal artists