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$30 for EVERY order throughout January will be donated to Bushfire Relief. Details
$30 for EVERY order throughout January will be donated to Bushfire Relief. Details
Enchanted runs from Friday 10 Nov through 19 January, over the holiday season and into the summer.
Be captivated by the movement, flow, energy, excitement and enchantment of the 24 artworks that make up Enchanted.
Gloria Petyarre's works have enchanted the country for over two decades.
One of her large Leaves paintings won the Australian Wynne Prize in 1999, representing the best Australian landscape. This was the first Aboriginal artwork to win this award since its inception in 1897. Gloria's enchanting works represent leaves being swept across the desert floor.
Likewise, Barbara Weir has had a captivated audience nationally and abroad since the 1990's due largely to her Grass Seed paintings. Her artworks also express foliage that appears to move and sway with the call of the wind.
It was quite a time after Gloria Petyarre began painting Leaves that it became acceptable for others to paint similar designs. Sacha Long Petyarre and Mary Petyarre of Utopia are two who we work closely with have painted some enchanting pieces we couldn't resist. Sacha's large 180m x 120cm Wild Flowers in warm tones being one.
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Opening on Australia Day, this special exhibition is a collaboration with Delvine Petyarre and Dulcie Pwerle to celebrate our beautiful land and country.
100% of the profit from every exhibition painting sold this Australia Day weekend will be donated.
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Until the end of January, we'll be donating $30 for EVERY order, plus 100% of the profit from every My Country exhibition painting sold this Australia Day weekend.
My Country opens on Sunday 26th January however you can subscribe now to receive a preview (and chance to buy exhibition artwork via a private link) on Saturday 25th.
In 2019, a beautiful dot painting by traditional Ahalpere woman Rosie Pwerle was viewed by more people around the world than any other currently available.
Coming in second was Lena Pwerle's Australian Soakage.
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