Ikuntji artists are excited to be part of ‘Painting Now’ exhibition, to be held in France in July 2021. As part of the Australia Now France 2021 campaign organised the Australian Embassy in France and DFAT, the city of Le Havre is hosting a curated exhibition of contemporary Aboriginal paintings, with the objective to present
Ikuntji Artists are incredibly proud to announce that our Ikuntji + Publisher Collaboration has been nominated as a finalists in the Collaboration and Textile Design Category. The collection features designs by Ikuntji Artists that have been screen-printed and made into clothes by Publisher Textiles. “An ongoing collaboration between Ikuntji Artists and Publisher Textiles sees paintings
We are proud to announce that Eunice Napapangka Jack’s print ‘Kuruyultu’ and Mitjili Napurrula’s print ‘Watiya Tjuta’ have both been chosen as finalists in this years Hazelhurst Art on Paper Award! Hazelhurst Art On Paper Award 2021 22 Jan 2022 – 27 Mar 2022 The Hazelhurst Art On Paper Award finalists have been announced. Since
As part of this years Indian Ocean Craft Triennial, we are exited to be part of the fashion event ‘ Curiosity and the Cloth’, with a selection of garments made through our project Frock On 2021. CURIOSITY AND THE CLOTH SUNDAY 19 SEPTEMBER; 6.30PM BOOLA BARDIP, WA MUSEUM, PERTH CULTURAL CENTRE A fashion event like
Due to Covid-19 restrictions, this event has been postponed until September 2021. New dates to be announced soon. Ikuntji Artists are excited to present our collaborative exhibition ‘Nganana Tjungu – This is Us’, which features a series of polaroids and etchings by Ikuntji Artists and photographer Tobias Tits. The Exhibition will take place at the
The Tarnanthi Art Fair goes online in 2021. Browse a diverse range of unique works – including paintings, ceramics, sculpture, woven objects, jewellery, clothes, textiles and homewares – handmade by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists at art centres nationwide. Tarnanthi Art Fair is an ethical sales event. Every dollar from your purchase goes directly
the National Indigenous Art Fair 2021 has been post postponed due to Covid-19 restrictions and public health concerns. We hope to see you in 2020! from NIAf: “It is with great sadness that I write to you today that we will need to cancel this year’s Art Fair. Covid numbers overnight rose in Sydney and