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HER MEDITATIONS - BIDDY TIMMS NAPANANGKA Biddy Timms Napanangka 3 - 24 - August 2024 VIEW MAIN EXHIBITION PAGE VIEW MAIN EXHIBITION PAGE

THE PLACES THAT KNOW US Mitjili Gibson Napanangka 104 Cathedral Street, Woolloomooloo NSW 2011 Thursday 26th March 6pm Viewing Room THE PLACES THAT KNOW US Mitjili Gibson Napanangka Mitjili Gibson Napanangka Thursday 26th March 6pm 104 Cathedral Street, Woolloomooloo NSW 2011 Exhibition | 26th March 2026 - 18th April 2026 The Places That Know Us is a major solo presentation of paintings by Mitjili Gibson Napanangka, marking the grand opening exhibition in Art Leven’s brand new three-storey gallery space in Woolloomooloo. It is fitting that this new chapter begins with the work of Mitjili Gibson Napanangka. A senior Pintupi woman who came to painting late in life, Gibson drew on knowledge formed long before her first canvas, knowledge shaped by movement across Country, women’s Law, family responsibility, and lived experience in the Western Desert. Her paintings are not illustrative but authoritative: grounded in place, ceremony, and memory. They are works that speak through structure and rhythm over narrative. The works included in The Places That Know Us trace key sites across Napanangka’s Country, including Wilkinkarra (Lake Mackay), Wirnparrku, and Mina Mina. These are not distant or symbolic locations, but places known through responsibility. Colour and pattern register rain, movement, and ceremonial presence, holding Country as something active rather than remembered. Established in 1981, Art Leven (formerly Cooee Art) has evolved over more than four decades in close dialogue with the artists and communities it represents. While the name, location, and scale have changed over time, our purpose has remained constant: to represent artists with integrity, presenting their work within a considered, respectful, and ambitious framework. The opening of our Woolloomooloo gallery signals a refinement of that commitment, a space shaped for focused exhibitions, deeper engagement, and sustained attention to artists’ practices and legacies. As Art Leven enters this new space, The Places That Know Us reminds us that places are never neutral, they shape practice, memory, and responsibility. To open this gallery with Napanangka’s work is to acknowledge that renewal is grounded in continuity and knowledge - that every new beginning is carried by what came before. VIEW THE CATALOGUE EXMNG26

WUMERA NANGAMAY - A SALT LAKE SERIES Konstantina June 13 - July 13 2024 VIEW MAIN EXHIBITION PAGE VIEW MAIN EXHIBITION PAGE

THE PLACES THAT KNOW US Mitjili Gibson Napanangka 104 Cathedral Street, Woolloomooloo NSW 2011 Thursday 26th March 6pm THE PLACES THAT KNOW US Mitjili Gibson Napanangka Mitjili Gibson Napanangka Thursday 26th March 6pm THE PLACES THAT KNOW US Mitjili Gibson Napanangka Mitjili Gibson Napanangka Thursday 26th March 6pm 104 Cathedral Street, Woolloomooloo NSW 2011 Exhibition | 26th March 2026 - 18th April 2026 The Places That Know Us is a major solo presentation of paintings by Mitjili Gibson Napanangka, marking the grand opening exhibition in Art Leven’s brand new three-storey gallery space in Woolloomooloo. It is fitting that this new chapter begins with the work of Mitjili Gibson Napanangka. A senior Pintupi woman who came to painting late in life, Gibson drew on knowledge formed long before her first canvas, knowledge shaped by movement across Country, women’s Law, family responsibility, and lived experience in the Western Desert. Her paintings are not illustrative but authoritative: grounded in place, ceremony, and memory. They are works that speak through structure and rhythm over narrative. The works included in The Places That Know Us trace key sites across Napanangka’s Country, including Wilkinkarra (Lake Mackay), Wirnparrku, and Mina Mina. These are not distant or symbolic locations, but places known through responsibility. Colour and pattern register rain, movement, and ceremonial presence, holding Country as something active rather than remembered. Established in 1981, Art Leven (formerly Cooee Art) has evolved over more than four decades in close dialogue with the artists and communities it represents. While the name, location, and scale have changed over time, our purpose has remained constant: to represent artists with integrity, presenting their work within a considered, respectful, and ambitious framework. The opening of our Woolloomooloo gallery signals a refinement of that commitment, a space shaped for focused exhibitions, deeper engagement, and sustained attention to artists’ practices and legacies. As Art Leven enters this new space, The Places That Know Us reminds us that places are never neutral, they shape practice, memory, and responsibility. To open this gallery with Napanangka’s work is to acknowledge that renewal is grounded in continuity and knowledge - that every new beginning is carried by what came before. VIEW THE CATALOGUE EXMNG26

Discover upcoming art gallery exhibitions at Art Leven. Experience the rich diversity of Indigenous artistry showcased in our thought-provoking displays. EXHIBITIONS Art Leven (formerly Cooee Art) has a yearly exhibition program, with regular exhibition openings, alongside many other scheduled events, talks, and private collector’s previews throughout the year. See which exhibition is currently on view and sign up to the newsletter to receive the latest news and future exhibition invitations. THE PLACES THAT KNOW US Mitjili Gibson Napanangka Thursday 26th March 6pm Mitjili Gibson Napanangka 1 2 1 ... 1 2 ... 2 Past Unbreakable Spirits Emily & Friends from the Private Collection of Delmore Gallery Paper Country SYDNEY CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR 2025 David Brown Jangala | Ngurra Ngayunku (My home) 5 - 26 July 2025 Spirits & Elements | An Exhibition of Women's Stories 3 - 24 May 2025 New Works By | Stephen Brameld & Jay Staples 3 - 26 April 2025 Balgo Horizons | Stories and Places Across Time 1 - 22 February 2025 Reclaimed | Art from Barkly November 23 - December 14 2024 SYDNEY OCEANIC ART FAIR 26 - 27 October 2024 WHO x WHO 6 - 28 September 2024 HER MEDITATIONS - BIDDY TIMMS NAPANANGKA 3 - 24 August 2024 WUMERA NANGAMAY - A SALT LAKE SERIES June 13 - July 13 2024 GAME, SET, MATCH 27 - 24 February 2024 ANCESTORS FOOTSTEPS 14 December 2023 - 13 January 2024 Mother's Story FIRST NATIONS FINE ART AUCTION Tuesday 18th November 2025 AEDT 7:00pm The Collectors Room: Highlights from the Secondary Market JOSHUA BONSON | SKIN - Moving Through Monochrome 2 - 23 August 2025 FIRST NATIONS FINE ART AUCTION Tuesday 17th June 2025 AEST 7:00pm Tracey Moffatt | Up in the Sky 3 - 24 May 2025 Bonnie Connelly Nakara | Minyma Kutjara Tjukurrpa 1 - 22 March 2025 Gathul’puy | Belonging to the Mangroves 14th December 2024 - 11th January 2025 FIRST NATIONS FINE ART AUCTION Tuesday 12th November 2024 AEDT 7:00pm PADDINGTON ART PRIZE October 10 - October 20 2024 SYDNEY CONTEMPORARY 5 - 8 September 2024 YAGU, GADIGAL DULUMI, GADI YUWING NGUBADI July 4 - August 1 2024 BADA WARRKU - LATE AFTERNOON SUN May 18 - June 8 2024 IT FLOWS 14 December 2023 - 13 January 2024 NGARUKURUWALA KAPI MURRUKUPUNI - WE SING TO THE LAND 16 November - 9 December 2023 1 2 3 1 ... 1 2 3 ... 3 Current Prev Next

Gatherings Art Leven - 104 Cathedral Street Woolloomooloo 26 March – 18 April 2026 Gatherings In conjunction with Urban Art Projects
 26 March – 18 April 2026 Gatherings In conjunction with Urban Art Projects
 26 March – 18 April 2026 Art Leven - 104 Cathedral Street Woolloomooloo Gatherings brings together a group of sculptural works created through a collaboration between First Nations artists from remote communities and the foundry Urban Art Projects (UAP). Produced through a series of workshops in the early 2000s, these works represent an important moment in which established carving practices were translated into the enduring mediums of cast aluminium and bronze. For many of the artists involved, whose practices centred on wood carving, fibre sculpture and ceremonial objects, the foundry process introduced new ways of working with form and material. Through pattern making and metal casting, artists were able to translate the shapes and subjects of their Country into materials capable of lasting far longer than the organic media traditionally used. The workshops were held both in community and at the UAP foundry in Brisbane, allowing artists to experiment with new sculptural processes while maintaining the cultural authority and visual language of their traditions. The shift has often been compared to the introduction of canvas and acrylic paint to Central Desert artists in the early 1970s. In both cases, artists adopted new materials while continuing to express longstanding cultural knowledge and relationships to Country. These cast works retain the distinctive forms of the artists’ carving traditions while expanding the possibilities of scale, durability and presentation, particularly within the context of public art. Many of the sculptures depict animals and beings familiar within the landscapes of northern Australia - camp dogs, birds and crocodiles- figures that move between daily life, story and ancestral knowledge. The brolga, for example, is described by the artist as “the good dancer”, a bird associated with family totems and the wetlands of Aurukun where it gathers during the wet season. Gatherings revisits these cast works as a moment when artists expanded long-held sculptural traditions into new materials. Seen together, they reveal a meeting of knowledge systems, technical processes and cultural continuity - old ways carried forward through new forms. VIEW THE CATALOGUE Gatherings

Emily & Friends from the Private Collection of Delmore Gallery Viewing Room Emily & Friends from the Private Collection of Delmore Gallery Exhibition | 22 November 2025 - 10 January 2026 When Emily Kame Kngwarreye began her era-defining painting career in 1988, she was joined by dozens of women, many of whom also belonged to Anmatyerre Country. In the decades since, appreciation for the art of those other female artists has steadily grown. Today, several of the Anmatyerre women who painted shoulder to shoulder with Kngwarreye are considered significant artists in their own right. Emily and Friends brings together important paintings by three such artists, the sisters Poly, Kathleen and Angelina Ngal, alongside a quintessential work by Kngwarreye, all drawn directly from the private collection of Delmore Gallery, which commissioned thousands of paintings by the Utopia women from 1989 to 2012 and is widely considered the premier provenance for works from the region. This private trove contains works that Don and Janet Holt held back from sale at the time of creation due to their aesthetic appeal and distinctiveness. The vivid, varied desert seasons of the Utopia region are on thrilling display in these works. Poly Ngal’s virtuosic layering of red, orange and yellow dots conjures images of Utopia at its scorching summer peak, while Angelina Pwerle Ngal’s pointillist flurries of blue and green and Kathleen Ngal’s fluid mark-making in blue, purple and white celebrate replenished water holes and the crisp nights of winter. All three Ngal women paint the anwekety (bush plum) Dreaming, for which they have custodial responsibility. However, like Kngwarreye, their art draws synergistic inspiration from the seasonal dimensions of Country, expanding our understanding of the anwekety Dreaming to encompass the broader landscape within which the bush plum grows. Emily and Friends includes two large-scale works, one each by Poly and Kathleen, which showcase these increasingly sought-after artists at the peak of their powers, alongside smaller paintings of exceptional quality. A shimmering work by the youngest sister, Angelina, is a splendid example of her internationally celebrated style. A compelling ode to the fertility of the land, painted by Kngwarreye in March 1993, anchors the exhibition. Viewed together, the works of Emily and Friends encapsulate the energy and diversity of one of the most important paintings movements in contemporary Australian Indigenous art. View PDF Catalogue EMILY KAME KNGWARREYE - ALAGURA COUNTRY price AU$175,000.00 KATHLEEN NGAL - ARNWETKY (BUSH PLUM) price AU$22,000.00 POLY NGAL - AWELYE price AU$15,000.00 ANGELINA PWERLE NGAL - BUSH PLUM price AU$30,000.00 POLY NGAL - ARNWETKY (BUSH PLUM) Sold AU$18,000.00 KATHLEEN NGAL - ARNWETKY (BUSH PLUM) price AU$15,000.00 POLY NGAL - ARNWETKY (BUSH PLUM) price AU$26,000.00 KATHLEEN NGAL - ARNWETKY (BUSH PLUM) price AU$18,000.00 POLY NGAL - ARNWETKY (BUSH PLUM) price AU$6,000.00 EXEF25

Gatherings Art Leven - 104 Cathedral Street Woolloomooloo 26 March – 18 April 2026 Viewing Room Gatherings In conjunction with Urban Art Projects
 26 March – 18 April 2026 Art Leven - 104 Cathedral Street Woolloomooloo Gatherings brings together a group of sculptural works created through a collaboration between First Nations artists from remote communities and the foundry Urban Art Projects (UAP). Produced through a series of workshops in the early 2000s, these works represent an important moment in which established carving practices were translated into the enduring mediums of cast aluminium and bronze. For many of the artists involved, whose practices centred on wood carving, fibre sculpture and ceremonial objects, the foundry process introduced new ways of working with form and material. Through pattern making and metal casting, artists were able to translate the shapes and subjects of their Country into materials capable of lasting far longer than the organic media traditionally used. The workshops were held both in community and at the UAP foundry in Brisbane, allowing artists to experiment with new sculptural processes while maintaining the cultural authority and visual language of their traditions. The shift has often been compared to the introduction of canvas and acrylic paint to Central Desert artists in the early 1970s. In both cases, artists adopted new materials while continuing to express longstanding cultural knowledge and relationships to Country. These cast works retain the distinctive forms of the artists’ carving traditions while expanding the possibilities of scale, durability and presentation, particularly within the context of public art. Many of the sculptures depict animals and beings familiar within the landscapes of northern Australia - camp dogs, birds and crocodiles- figures that move between daily life, story and ancestral knowledge. The brolga, for example, is described by the artist as “the good dancer”, a bird associated with family totems and the wetlands of Aurukun where it gathers during the wet season. Gatherings revisits these cast works as a moment when artists expanded long-held sculptural traditions into new materials. Seen together, they reveal a meeting of knowledge systems, technical processes and cultural continuity - old ways carried forward through new forms. VIEW THE CATALOGUE Gatherings

Emily & Friends from the Private Collection of Delmore Gallery Emily & Friends from the Private Collection of Delmore Gallery Emily & Friends from the Private Collection of Delmore Gallery Exhibition | 22 November 2025 - 10 January 2026 When Emily Kame Kngwarreye began her era-defining painting career in 1988, she was joined by dozens of women, many of whom also belonged to Anmatyerre Country. In the decades since, appreciation for the art of those other female artists has steadily grown. Today, several of the Anmatyerre women who painted shoulder to shoulder with Kngwarreye are considered significant artists in their own right. Emily and Friends brings together important paintings by three such artists, the sisters Poly, Kathleen and Angelina Ngal, alongside a quintessential work by Kngwarreye, all drawn directly from the private collection of Delmore Gallery, which commissioned thousands of paintings by the Utopia women from 1989 to 2012 and is widely considered the premier provenance for works from the region. This private trove contains works that Don and Janet Holt held back from sale at the time of creation due to their aesthetic appeal and distinctiveness. The vivid, varied desert seasons of the Utopia region are on thrilling display in these works. Poly Ngal’s virtuosic layering of red, orange and yellow dots conjures images of Utopia at its scorching summer peak, while Angelina Pwerle Ngal’s pointillist flurries of blue and green and Kathleen Ngal’s fluid mark-making in blue, purple and white celebrate replenished water holes and the crisp nights of winter. All three Ngal women paint the anwekety (bush plum) Dreaming, for which they have custodial responsibility. However, like Kngwarreye, their art draws synergistic inspiration from the seasonal dimensions of Country, expanding our understanding of the anwekety Dreaming to encompass the broader landscape within which the bush plum grows. Emily and Friends includes two large-scale works, one each by Poly and Kathleen, which showcase these increasingly sought-after artists at the peak of their powers, alongside smaller paintings of exceptional quality. A shimmering work by the youngest sister, Angelina, is a splendid example of her internationally celebrated style. A compelling ode to the fertility of the land, painted by Kngwarreye in March 1993, anchors the exhibition. Viewed together, the works of Emily and Friends encapsulate the energy and diversity of one of the most important paintings movements in contemporary Australian Indigenous art. View PDF Catalogue EMILY KAME KNGWARREYE - ALAGURA COUNTRY price AU$175,000.00 KATHLEEN NGAL - ARNWETKY (BUSH PLUM) price AU$22,000.00 POLY NGAL - AWELYE price AU$15,000.00 ANGELINA PWERLE NGAL - BUSH PLUM price AU$30,000.00 POLY NGAL - ARNWETKY (BUSH PLUM) Sold AU$18,000.00 KATHLEEN NGAL - ARNWETKY (BUSH PLUM) price AU$15,000.00 POLY NGAL - ARNWETKY (BUSH PLUM) price AU$26,000.00 KATHLEEN NGAL - ARNWETKY (BUSH PLUM) price AU$18,000.00 POLY NGAL - ARNWETKY (BUSH PLUM) price AU$6,000.00 EXEF25

Discover the unique stories and talents of Aboriginal artists featured at Cooee Art Leven. Explore their diverse backgrounds, cultural heritage, and artistic journeys. Each profile unveils the inspiration and significance behind their masterful creations, connecting you to the heart of Australia's Indigenous art world. ARTISTS View featured artists Filter by: 2 Page 1 Abie Jumbyinmba Tjangala Ada Pula Beasley Adrian Jangala Robertson Alan Jameison Alexandrina Kantilla Amy Loogatha Andrew Wanambi Margalulu Angelina Tjaduwa Woods Annette Lormada Apphia Wurrkidj Arthur John Cowell Athena Nangala Granites Barney Campbell Tjakamarra Belinda Gurriniya Bernard Tjalkuri Beryl Nakamarra Gorey Betty Mbitjana Biddy Long Bill Tjapaltjarri Whiskey Blak Douglas Boxer Milner Bronwyn Bancroft Bugai Whyoulter Chantelle Nampijinpa Robertson Charlie Nangukwirrk Charlie Ward Chris Japanangka Michaels Clem Abbott Coffee Carlton Colleen Whiskey Nampitjinpa Cory Warkatu Surprise Danie Mellor David Jarinyanu Downs Delores Tipuamantumirri Dhuwarrwarr Marika Djawida Nadjongorle Dorcas Bennett Tinamayi Dorothy Robinson Napangardi Dr George Tjapaltjarri Eileen Yaritja Stevens Elizabeth Kunoth Elizabeth Nyumi Nungurrayi Emily Ngarnal Evans Estelle Munkanome Eunice Napanangka Francesca Puruntatameri Freddie Purla Gabrielle Possum Nungarrayi Galya Pwerle George (Hairbrush) Tjungarrayi Ginger Wikilyiri Gloria Mengil Goodie Barratt Greenie Purvis Helen Curtis Helmut Pareroultja Hilary Wirri Intjalki Atipalklu Irene Nangala Jack Britten Jacqueline Puruntatameri Jane M Tipuamantumirri Janet Tjitayi Jean Baptiste Apuatimi Jeffrey Jangala Gallagher Jillian Nampijinpa Brown Jimmy Nerrimah Jocelyn Venita Woods John B Fisher Johnny Bulun Bulun Josephine Burak Josie Kemarre Petrick Judith Nungarrayi Martin Julie Nangala Robinson KIRSTY-ANNE NAPANANGKA MARTIN Karina Penny Coombes Kathleen Petyarre Kay Baker Tunkin Kenan Namunjdja Kitty Napanangka Simon Kuntjil Cooper Lamangirra #2 Gumana Lanita Numina Napananka Lee Nangala Gallagher Abie Kemarre Loy Adam Gibbs Tjapaltjarri Agnes Napanangka Donnelly Albert Namatjira Alice Nampijinpa Michaels Andrea Adamson Angelina Pwerle Ngal Ann Nyankulya Cleary-Farell Antonia Napangardi Michaels Arnulf Ebatarinja Artist Once Known Bai Bai Napangardi Barney Ellaga Benjamin Landara Bernice Perdjert Betty Bundamurra Beverly Cameron Biddy Long Nungurrayi Billy Benn Perrurle Bonnie Nakara Connelly Bradley Tunkin Bronwyn Kelly Carol Puruntatameri Charlene Napanangka Marshall Charlie Tjapangati Charmaine Brown Napurrula Christine Daisy Puruntatameri Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri Colin Bird Conway Ginger Cowboy Loy Pwerl Danny Possum Dawalinjara Dennis Nona Dianne Strangways Djirrirra Wunungmurra Dorcas Tinamayi Bennett Dr Christian Thompson AO Dundiwuy Wanambi Elaine Thomas Elizabeth Kunoth Kngwarrey Emily Cullinan Emily Pwerle Esther Bruno Nangala Ewald Namatjira Francis Kerinaiua Freddie Timms Gali Gurruwiwi Yalkarriwuy Gary Djorlom George Tjungarrayi Ward Glen Jampijinpa Martin Gloria Napangardi Gill Gordon Barney Hamish Karrkarrhba Helen McCarthy Tyalmuty Henoch Raberaba Ian Waldron Inyuwa Nampijinpa Ivy Janyka Nixon Jack Dale James Lyuna Janelle Napurrurla Wilson Janice Murray Jeanie Napangardi Lewis Jerome Anderson Jimmy Baker Jimmy Pike Joe Lewis John John Bennett Jorna Newberry Joshua Bonson Jospehine Wurrkidj Judy Napangardi Martin June McInerney KONSTANTINA Kasey-Anne Nampijinpa Gallagher Katie Cox Kelly Napanankga Michaels Kenneth Jungarrayi Martin Kudditji Kngwarreye Kurun Warun Lance James Larritjpira Munungurr Ada Bird Petyarre Adolf Inkamala Alan Griffiths Albury Jangala Dixon Alison (Jojo) Puruntatameri Andrea Nungarrayi Wilson Angelina George Anna Price Petyarre Anyupa Stevens Arone Raymond Meeks Artists Once Known Barbara Weir Belinda Golder Kngwarreye Bernadine Johnson Beryl Jimmy Betty Carrington Biddee Baadjo Biddy Napanangka Timms Billy Joongarra Thomas Borbobani Brandy Tjungurrayi Brook Andrew Cecily Napanangka Marshall Charlie Djurritjini Charlie Tjararu Tjungurrayi Charmaine Pwerle Cindy Nakamarra Gibson Clinton Nain Colleen Carter Cornelia Tipuamantumirri Cynthia Burke David Bell Debbie Napaljarri Brown Dhambit II Wanambi Dickie Minyintiri Dora Griffiths Dorit Escott Dr David Daymirringu Malangi Edwin Pareroultja Eleazer Nangukwirrk Elizabeth Nungarrayi Ross Emily Kame Kngwarreye (Emily Kam Kngwarray) England Bangala Eubena Nampitjin Fiona Omeenyo Freda Warlipini Gabriel Maralngurra Galuma Maymuru Genevieve Kemarr Loy Ginger Riley Munduwalawala Glenys James Gloria Tamerre Petyarre Gracie Morton Hector Jandany Helicopter Joe Tjungurrayi Henry Wambiny Inawintji Williamson Inyuwa Nampitjinpa Jack & Biddy Dale Jacob Jungarrayi Spencer Jan Billycan Janet Nakamarra Long Jean Apuatimi Baptiste Jeannie Petyarre Jerusha Nungarrayi Morris Jimmy Djarrbbarali Joanne Currie Nalingu Joey Ngainmirra John Tjapaltjarri Joseph Jurra Tjapaltjarri Joshua Ebatarinja Joyce Mclean Nyurapayia Judy Napangardi Watson Junjun Jill Jack Karen Napaljarri Barnes Kathleen Ngal Katie Curley Kelly-Anne Nungarrayi Gibson Kenny Tjampitjinpa Williams Kunmanara Wingu Tingima LILY YIRDINGALI JURRAH HARGRAVES NUNGARRAYI Langaliki Lewis Laurie Gowanulli 2 Page 1