Ikuntji Artists are proud and honoured to have won 2 categories at the NT 2022 Telstra Best Of Business Awards. State Winners will go on to compete at a National level. The National Gala Event will be held in Sydney, where the National Winners for each category will be announced, alongside the National Winner for

The Asia Pacific Incentives and Meetings Event (AIME) is the leading trade event for the meetings and event industry in the Asia Pacific region. Ikuntji Artists will be joining NT Business Events and DAAF to showcase the Northern Territory. Silk banners and a collection of garments will be shown as part of the week long

We are excited to launch a new range of merchandise featuring Keturah’s vibrant works! Lots of new affordable designs for you and your home that you can enjoy every day. Keturah paints Puli Puli, a story about her childhood, a story about her grandmother’s country. Her distinguished style of bold designs in vibrant colours has

Desert Mob 2022 is here! Ikuntji Artists will be at the once-in-a-life-time event that is Desert Mob! This year is shaping up to be a big one, you won’t want to miss it. Desert Mob 2022 will be a vibrant celebration where artists and audiences converge on the Araluen Arts Centre in Mparntwe (Alice Springs)

The AIATSIS Indigenous Art Market is the largest Indigenous art market in the Canberra region and it has quickly become a popular online event, showcasing a diverse range of paintings, textiles, sculptures and much more. Importantly, 100 per cent of sales from the art market go back to Indigenous art centres, artists and their communities.

Ikuntji Artists are extremely proud to have Mitjili Napurrula and Eunice Napanangka Jack represented as finalists in this year National Works on Paper award. NWOP opens on the 13th of August at the Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery in Victoria. This is an amazing opportunity for our Victorian fans to see these two prints in person.

We are very excited to be involved in the inaugural Australian Book Fair where our first self-published book, Ikuntji Textiles, will be exhibited. On the 26th and 27th November, at the Sydney Showgrounds, we will be presenting this beautiful book which tells our indigenous art textiles story from the early beginnings of the art centre

Two of our wonderful artists have been selected to be included in the Home:Made Exhibition in Canberra. Hand screen printed fabrics with designs by Leonie Kamutu and Mitjili Napurulla’s will be on display at Canberra Contemporary Art Space as part of a curated selection of new furniture, homewares, and jewellery by some of the most

EJ-KurulyultuIkuntji Artists will be exhibiting a collection of prints at the Hazelhurst Regional Gallery in November. Along with older prints and fabrics we are extremely excited to be showing some of our brand new screen prints. If you are in Sydney come and check out some of the exciting new designs we have been working

Looking for that perfect Christmas gift? Come and check out our beautiful fabrics, clothes, bags, jewellery and accessories at The Tactile Arts Christmas Craft Fair. This year the event is shaping up to be bigger than ever with over 120 stalls featuring work from professional artists, passionate crafters and emerging creatives, making gift finding for

Ikuntji Artists will be involved in the Desart Christmas Market coming up very soon! We are excited to show you the  new works that we have been creating, all online and in time for Christmas too. Be sure to come ‘visit’. Dates:  Saturday 19th November to Sunday 20th November, 2022 Online:   https://desart.com.au/

Ikuntji Artists are super proud to be partnering with Tactile Arts to be representing First Nations design at this years Design Show Australia. You will be able to find us in the ‘Australia’s Next Top Designer’ section of the design show. congratulations to Rosearanna Larry and Keturah Zimran have been chosen to enter the ‘Australia’s

Take a journey through Indigenous art and culture in Connection, a breathtaking new digital experience in its world premiere at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra. Connection brings to life the stories, art and culture of Australia’s First Peoples through multi-sensory projections and dynamic immersion. Cutting-edge visual, audio and aroma technologies transform original artworks from First

Our artists are excited to be part of the Tarananthi Online Art Fair 2022, a perfect opportunity to purchase an original indigenous artwork from the central desert region of Australia. It has been a busy time at the art centre and we are pleased to have a number of new works available for purchase. The

Ikuntji Artists are very excited to be exhibiting our award winning fabrics with Central Craft Alice Springs this year. Between the 2nd of September to 2nd of October we will be presenting fabric designs from new and established artists from Haasts Bluff. This will be an amazing opportunity to see these beautiful textiles that have

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 Titz. The Exhibition will take place at the new Songlines Gallery space, Darwin City from the 30th of July 2022. About the works: In 2018 Ikuntji

Ikuntji Artists will be at the London Pacific Fashion Week this September. Fabrics designs produced by our artists have been loving crafted into exceptional garments by Raw Cloth, and will be gracing the runways and photoshoots. Tickets for this event will be available soon from the London Pacific Fashion Week website September 14 Media Launch

Ikuntji Artists fabrics will be glowing up the cat-walk in Paris! Come and see our beautiful fabrics created into stunning outfits by Raw Cloth Darwin. Tickets can be purchased from the London Pacific Fashion Week website Have a look at out range of fabrics here

It is with great excitement that we invite you to join us at 2pm on the 6th of September to celebrate the launch of our new book Ikuntji Textiles. The launch is being held at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia with guest speaker Yatu Widders-Hunt, judge of the NIFAs and influencer @ausindigenousfashion. We will have some of our amazing artists

Calling all Meanjin folks! We are excited to be coming back for the finders Keeper Spring Summer Markets this September. Come and check out our beautiful fabrics, clothes, bags, jewellery and accessories. When Friday 2nd September 4pm – 9pm Saturday 3rd September 9am – 4pm Sunday 4th September 9am – 4pm Where Exhibition Building, Brisbane