Ikuntji Artists is excited to be at The Finders Keepers Markets in Brisbane. Come by our stall, say hi, and check out our beautiful paintings, fabrics and t-shirts. Friday 20th May 4pm – 9pm Saturday 21st May 9am – 4pm Sunday 22nd May 9am – 4pm Entry $5 daily entry. Kids under 12 FREE!

Ikuntji Artists are excited to be a part of the Afterpay Australian Fashion Week in Sydney. Highlighting our stunning fabrics used in collaboration with various designers to create some beautiful designer outfits. Monday 9th May, 2022 – Friday 13th May, 2022 Carriageworks, Sydney

INDIGENOUS FASHION PROJECTS Ikuntji Artists is really excited to be partnering with Native Swimwear Australia for their new collection. Designs by our talented superstar Keturah Zimran will be featuring on the Afterpay Australian Fashion Show runway as part of the ‘Keturah to Coutour’ collection by designer Natalie Cunningham. This will be an amazing show, head

Ikuntji Artists presents Ikuntji Textiles, a book about the development of the designs, their stories and the artists behind them, and the collaborations. This full colour publication gives an insight into our range of wearable art textiles. Texts included range from interviews with our artists in Luritja and English, expert voices in the field of

Ikuntji Artists will be at the Tactile Arts Mother’s Day Craft Fair! Come and see us at the Darwin Waterfront on Saturday 7th of May, 9AM -3PM. Looking forward to seeing you there!

Ikuntji Artists are incredibly proud to be announced as state finalists in the NT in two categories for The Telstra Best of Business Awards. About the awards: Small and medium-sized businesses reflect the Australian spirit. More than being vital to our economic prosperity, they’re also the lifeblood of our communities and culture. We’re thrilled to

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 Hazelhurst Art On Paper Award 2021 Opening On Facebook: Friday 21

We are very proud to announce that Eunice Napanagnka Jack has received the Commendation Award for this years Banyule Award for Works on Paper. Congratulations Eunice! Eunice NAPANANGKA JACK Kuruyultu (2020) Limited edition print, etching 106 x 78cm In this print, Eunice depicts her father’s Tjukurrpa (Dreaming). It shows the country at Kuruyultu, near Tjukurrla

Ikuntji Artists is excited to be included in the Melbourne Design Fair in March 2022! Ikuntji is proud to be represented by Jam factory with the collaboration of artist Keturah Zimran and industrial designer Caren Ellis. They worked together using Keturah’s Puli Puli (rocks) designs to create the curvaceous Boulder Chair and Boulder Footrest. Presented

Owing to the current lock-down, border closures and restrictions, Precedent Productions announce that the new date for the 2021 Australian Small Business Champion Awards will be held on Saturday, 19th March 2022. As disappointing as this is for all of us and our partners, we are committed to ensuring that the awards presentation evening will go ahead when restrictions

We are proud to announce that Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon, Eunice Napapangka Jack and Mitjili Napurrula were all finalists in the 2021 Banyule Award for Works on Paper for their edition prints! The award is awarded biennially to an outstanding contemporary work on paper. This is a prestigious national art prize, with the winning artwork entered

Ikuntji Artists are proud to have been a part of NARI’s (National Ageing Research Institute) Study ‘Art Centres Supporting our Elders’. Learn More here and watch the videos NARI_MV133 A5 Booklet – Art Centres Research Report_V2.1-Spread

The biggest collaboration in Ikuntji Artists history. IDAIA will be launching it’s new collection of Indigenous textile accessories featuring Ikuntji Artists designs at the iconic Parisian department store BHV Marais from January 29, 2022 The launch is part of the BHV’s special event “Couleurs Australie – A chromatic journey”, from January 29 to February 27,

Luminous: Lampshades hand-crafted from Australian First Nations hand-printed fabrics, will exhibit a number of Indigenous artworks at West Village, Adelaide. The event, run by Fabric of Life, is part of the Fringe hub during Adelaide Fringe. Lisa Multa’s Tali at Kungkayunti; Mavis Marks’ Women’s Business; and Kumuntjai Nampitjinpa Dixon’s Tjilkamala Rockholes will feature at the event.

We are excited to announce that Tactile Arts is partnering with Interiors Australia + DENFAIR to represent the Top End in the ‘Australia’s Next Top Designers’ section of this major interiors event. Interiors Australia + DENFAIR is the premier exhibition for architecture and design, and the largest annual gathering of interior designers, architects, developers, builders, retailers and design-savvy consumers. Endorsed by all the major design industry

We re excited to announce that Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon’s print ‘Tali Tali – Sandhills’ has been selected as a finalist in the 2021  WAMA Art Prize. You can view and purchase the work in the online exhibition here WAMA ART PRIZE FINALISTS The inaugural WAMA Art Prize, Works on Paper attracted more than 500 entries

We are proud to announce that this exhibition is touring! Dessin du territoire – Territoire du dessin / Land drawing – Land of drawing (the French-Australian artist collaboration) is touring the Australian Embassy in Paris,  the exhibition will be on from 6 October 2021 to 7 January 2022. There will be an official opening reception

Join Ikuntji Artists and other wonderful artists for your Christmas shopping this year! You will find our clothes, fabrics, bags and ethically made merchandise. The Tactile Arts Christmas Craft Fair is an annual exposé of Top End creatives showcasing some of the finest locally produced art, craft, and design at the Darwin Convention Centre across

Art Centres Online: A virtual event of story-telling direct from the desert. Celebrate the evolving expression of Central Australian Aboriginal Art over eight days with Desart’s series of short films and online MarketPlace.Speaking from Country, artists share the stories of their work, culture and communities. Be taken into the art centres and onto the homelands

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