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  • 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.

  • Curator's Picks

    Dale curate's all of our collections and art purchases. She grew up visiting the remote region of Utopia as a child and has worked professionally with the Utopia artists for more than 20 years. She has curated numerous exhibitions around the globe and brings a unique perspective and insight into artist motives, techniques and background to the design process.

    Soakage by Roese Pwerle

    Raw and burnt siennas, ochres, crisp white and antique white, and a touch of burghundy; this painting by Roese is full of rich desert hues and has a beautiful flow. It would make for a warm centrepiece in the home.

    My Country by Dulcie Pwerle

    Alpar Seed Story by Karen Bird Ngale

    My Mother's Country by Dora Mbitjana

    Anwekety by Polly Ngale

    A beautiful pastel dot painting by acclaimed artist Polly Ngale.

    Before her passing in 2022, she was losing her eyesight and this contributed to the layers that developed in pursuit of covering up the black canvas. She liked to fill up every inch of canvas with colour. Darker colours became harder to see, so she also loved using lighter and brighter colours, and telling you how 'good' each painting was as she painted them.

    Leaves by Esther Haywood

    Yam Leaf by Dulcie Pwerle

    A classic and timeless piece with beautiful movement. Painted with a crisp, bright white on a matte black canvas, it's monochrome palette will compliment many decor styles.

    I recommend stretching it around a 2cm deep stretcher frame so it will hang relatively flush to the wall, and without any box frame around it. This way the movement will feel as though it carries off the canvas and into the space.

    Yam Leaf by Dulcie Pwerle

    My Mother's Country by Dora Mbitjana

    Alhalkere Country by Bessie Purvis Petyarre

    Bush Medicine by Natasha Beasley

    Bush Medicine by Joycie Morton Petyarre

    Yam Leaf by Dulcie Pwerle

    Leaves by Esther Haywood

    Bush Medicine by Laurie Morton Kngwarreye