About the Artists
Our vibrant and dynamic artists are from the Utopia region; a large remote area of Central Australia which, until recently, had no government funded art centre. As a result of their pioneering efforts, they have one of the strongest and richest art histories.
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Now On: Bush Medicine Exhibition
A collection of works imparting tribal wisdom on bush medicines and demonstrating how they are still an important practice today.
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Lena Pwerle in Nursing Home
For those looking to acquire a Lena Pwerle painting, sadly she won't be producing new artworks until, if at all, she returns home to Utopia in good health.
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Sacred Sites and Dreamtime Sisters with Colleen Wallace Nungari
Talking Sacred Sites, Dreamtime Sisters and dissecting symbolism with Colleen Wallace Nungari.
"Colleen told us about a sacred site on her country where Dreamtime Sisters are carved on the rock walls, and on these walls this is what they look like."
Introducing size A4
Introducing size A4...so you can easily frame at home.
Each piece measures approximately 30cm x 21cm, depending on how each artist approached the space, and is designed to fit within A4 sized frames.
Decorating with the Colour Coral
Our artworks have been featuring this energising colour more and more in recent years, and it's no wonder a coral shade has found its way to be Pantone's 2019 Colour of the Year.
The specific coral shade our artists use is called Australian Salmon Gum by Matisse, inspired by the coral or salmony colours found in a certain species of trees in the Australian bush.
Now On: Body Paint Exhibition
Body Paint is a collection of strong, soulful and expressive works featuring women's ceremonial body paint designs.
Perhaps the oldest living art form in the world, the designs in these paintings have prehistoric origins. They belong to the world's oldest living culture.
Elizabeth Kunoth Kngwarreye and the Pencil Yam Flower
Elizabeth captures the untamed movement of the leaves and yellow flowers as the herb emerges from the ground after significant rain and sweeps across the desert floor, bringing the bush to life. Elizabeth has used green and yellow here to convey authenticity in the colours.
Gift Ideas For Any Season
Shopping for Valentine's Day? Go classic or go colourful for your special someone (or treat yourself). We've got you covered.
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Josie Petrick Kemarre Paintings
"The sweet edible angkwerrpme berries change from green to shades of yellow, red and orange before finally a blue-ish purple (close to black) when it falls from the stem and is collected in bulk."
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Gifts to Envy
Gift ideas for The Season.
Shop original paintings under $200 and printed gifts by Desert Doll.
A Cowboy Tale: Cowboy Loy and the Bush Turkey Dreaming
Born in 1947 on MacDonald Downs Station in Central Australia, Cowboy Loy Pwerle grew up mustering sheep and cattle and spent most of his life as a Stockman.
His name, Cowboy, is actually a name he took on in later years, reflecting his good standing in this field and revealing the depths of the passion he felt for this role.
