Ikuntji Artists acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the Country on which Ikuntji stands, and pays respect to Elders past and present.
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Ikuntji Artists
Every donation goes directly back into the art centre and the artists who call it home — keeping language and culture strong, backing emerging talent, and giving our senior artists what they need to keep painting, teaching and telling their stories.
We are grateful for all donations to support our artists, projects and operations.
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Alison Multa sits on Country in Haasts Bluff. Photo: Tobias Titz
Supplies an artist with the materials for a small to medium canvas.
Helps an artist travel to promote their work and further their artistic development.
Supports an established artist mentoring the next generation.
Pays for filming stories in language, so they’re held safely and passed on to the next generation.
Puts on a full day of workshops for all artists at the art centre.
Filming with Artists on Country. Photo: Christian Koch, Ikuntji Artists
Keturah Zimran and Roseranna Larry visit Paris for fashion week. Photo: Chrischona Schmidt, Ikuntji Artists
Sheryldeen Marshall models Ikuntji Designs dress. Photo: Christian Koch, Ikuntji Artists
Roseranna Larry and Keturah Zimran inspect artefacts in Europe in 2020. Photo: Christian Koch, Ikuntji Artists
A film project recording artists’ stories in language.
Assisting artists to travel for exhibitions and professional development opportunities.
Assisting artists to travel interstate and internationally to visit museum collections.
In-community workshops and professional development opportunities.
For young and emerging artists.
Sponsoring established artists to mentor young and emerging artists.
Supporting the art centre’s native plant and herb garden.
Keeping the art centre running, day to day.
Ikuntji Artists is a registered charity with DGR (Deductible Gift Recipient) and PBI (Public Benevolent Institution) status. Donations over $2.00 are 100% tax-deductible. Read more about our projects here.
Photo: Tobias Titz
Ikuntji Artists is keen to develop long-term, mutually beneficial partnerships with organisations and individuals who share our values and ethos, and want to work with us to achieve our goals.
For further information, or to discuss partnerships, bequests and ongoing support, contact our manager at fineart@ikuntji.com.au.
A detail of Daphne Marks’ painting of her Yalka design
Thank you to all our donors — your generosity keeps this place strong.
