Indigenous Visual Arts Directory

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE ARTS www.dcita.gov.au Indigenous Visual Arts and Craft Craft and Arts Visual Indigenous Indigenous Visual Arts and Craft Resource Directory Resource Resource Directory

2006 2006 Indigenous Visual Arts and Craft Resource Directory 2006

1 Disclaimer The Commonwealth, its employees, ofﬁcers and agents are not responsible for the activities of organisations and agencies listed in this directory and do not accept any liability for the results of any action taken in reliance upon, or based on or in connection with this directory, including the purchase of artworks from organisations listed in the directory. To the extent legally possible, the Commonwealth, its employees, ofﬁcers and agents, disclaim all liability arising by reason of any breach of any duty in tort (including negligence and negligent misstatement) or as a result of any errors and omissions contained in this document. The organisations and agencies do not have the endorsement of the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts. They are listed for information purposes only.

This work is copyright. Apart from any use as permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, no part may be reproduced by any process without prior written permission from the Commonwealth. Requests and inquiries concerning reproduction and rights should be addressed to the: Commonwealth Copyright Administration Attorney General’s Department Robert Garran Ofﬁces National Circuit Canberra ACT 2600 Requests and enquiries can be posted at: www.ag.gov.au/cca

This directory is the fourth edition of the Indigenous Visual Arts and Crafts Resource Directory. The ﬁrst three editions were produced in 1987, 1998 and 2000 by the former Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission. This edition was compiled by the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts (DCITA) and the former Broadcasting, Languages and Arts and Culture Branch of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Services. It was created with the assistance of the Association of the Northern, Kimberley and Arnhem Aboriginal Artists (ANKAAA) and Indigenous arts and craft centres around Australia.

For further information An online version of this directory can be found at: www.dcita.gov.au/indig/national_arts_and_crafts_industry_support_program/publications

To update entries in this directory or for further information contact: Indigenous Visual Arts Section Department of Communication, Information Technology and the Arts GPO Box 2154 Canberra ACT 2601 Telephone: 02 6271 1000 Or visit: www.dcita.gov.au/indig

Graphic design: Iona Walsh, Kylie Smith Printing: Goanna Print, Canberra

2 CONTENTS

Message from the Minister 3

Foreword 5

About this directory 9

Introduction 11

Buying Indigenous art – authenticity and copyright 13

Glossary 15

Section 1 Indigenous art centres 17

Section 2 Wholesalers, manufacturers and designers 45

Section 3 Commercial galleries, dealers and auction houses 51

Section 4 Public art galleries and museums 75

Section 5 Arts and cultural festivals and prizes 97

Section 6 Resource, support and advocacy agencies 111

Section 7 Online resources 135

Art centres product index 143

Photo captions 153

1 2 Message from the Minister

This directory aims to support the Australian Indigenous arts and cultural industry and to make the exceptional depth and range of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artwork more accessible.

Australian Indigenous artwork showcases the richness and resilience of Indigenous cultures to world wide audiences and is receiving national and international acclaim. Despite this recognition, the gap between many Indigenous artists and the market place can be dauntingly wide, particularly for artists working in very remote locations.

This directory aims to close that gap and assist Indigenous artists and their representatives to position themselves in the market place. It also aims to equip artists, and the art centres and resource agencies that support them, with up-to-date information on buyers and marketing opportunities.

The directory will also make it easier for buyers and galleries to access and buy artworks and obtain more information on the depth and scope of the works being produced.

By strengthening relations between producers and buyers the Australian Government hopes to build an even stronger Indigenous art industry. The beneﬁts of this endeavour are becoming more and more obvious.

The industry is assisting many Indigenous communities to protect and strengthen their cultures and is signiﬁcantly boosting the economies of entire communities, particularly in remote areas.

I am conﬁdent this directory will support the continued growth of this vibrant and exciting industry and I hope it will open doors for all of you.

Senator the Hon Rod Kemp Minister for the Arts and Sport May 2006

3 4 FOREWORD Never ending story

The Indigenous Visual Arts and Craft Resource Directory is a valuable resource for artists, arts administrators, curators, commercial galleries, public galleries and museums, government departments and those interested in learning more about the incredible diversity of the Indigenous arts and cultural industry.

This 2006 publication of the directory is the 4th edition of a resource which has now been in use for almost two decades, with the inaugural edition being printed in 1987. The changes within the Indigenous arts and cultural industry over this period have been phenomenal, as the expanded number of entries in this directory attests. In 1987, arts/cultural centres were considered only in the context of remote regions, particularly central Australia and Arnhem Land. Yet, it was in 1987 that the ﬁrst ofﬁcially recognised metropolitan-based arts/cultural centre was established, Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-operative in Sydney.

Indigenous arts and cultural centres have operated in various regions of Australia since the 1940s, with Ernabella Arts, established in 1948 under the auspices of a Presbyterian mission in central Australia, being the longest continually running Indigenous arts and craft centre. Bima Wear was founded at Bathurst Island in 1969 under the auspices of a Catholic mission, and in that same year Maningrida Arts and Culture and Bathurst Island’s Tiwi Designs were also established, although the latter was not incorporated until 1980.

Papunya Tula Artists Pty Ltd was incorporated in 1971–72 to support the burgeoning art movement at Papunya, and it can lay claim to being the longest running community-based art company in central Australia.

It was not until the 1980s, however, that the industry began to boom, with the establishment of arts and cultural centres throughout central Australia, Arnhem Land and the Kimberleys region of northern Western Australia.

In the three decades following the establishment of Bima Wear, Tiwi Designs and Maningrida Arts and Culture, thirty-ﬁve arts centres were established, the majority in the mid to late 1980s1. These were supported by the simultaneous establishment of commercial outlets such as the government-funded Aboriginal artists’ galleries in metropolitan centres, such as Sydney, Melbourne and Perth, which superseded the role of the mission-run outlets.

5 Far from seeing themselves as separate from their colleagues in regions designated ‘traditional’ as opposed to ‘urban’, artists groups and collectives throughout the country established a number of key organisations in the late 1980s.

The Association of Northern Central Australian Aboriginal Artists (ANCAAA) was originally established in March 1987, by 16 Aboriginal owned and controlled community art and cultural centres from NT, WA and SA. Its main function was to foster the Indigenous arts industry for the beneﬁt of its artists and organisations.

ANCAAA later morphed into the Association of Northern and Kimberley Aboriginal Artists Association (ANKAAA). Today, it represents over 2500 Artists from 32 art and cultural centres located in the Tiwi Islands and the Darwin/Katherine, Kimberley, and Arnhem Land regions.2

As I mentioned earlier, it was at this time that Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-operative was established by 10 Indigenous artists in inner-city Sydney. In the following year Dumbartung was established in Perth and then in 1992 Desart Inc., formerly the Central Australian Aboriginal Arts Industry Support Unit, emerged in Alice Springs.

Over the past two decades Boomalli has relocated four times and now resides in the inner-west of Sydney. Boomalli is totally- Indigenous staffed and operated, unlike the vast majority of arts and cultural centres elsewhere in Australia.

The ﬁrst speciﬁcally Torres Strait focussed initiative, Gab Titui Cultural Centre opened on Thursday Island in early 2004. Its opening was an historic occasion for the Torres Strait, as it marked the end of an epic journey to create a local place for cultural safe keeping.3

These important developments have fuelled the growth of an Indigenous arts and cultural industry which now employs more Indigenous Australians than any other sector. Today, Indigenous arts and culture are acknowledged as a major attraction for international visitors to Australia and are being utilised by state and federal governments to promote and market their regions nationally and to the world.

6 The 2000 Sydney Olympic Games opening ceremony is just one case in point.

Recognition of the value of Indigenous art and culture has also increased. In 2003, Kuninjku artist, John Mawurndjul, long associated with Maningrida Arts and Culture, was awarded the Clemenger Contemporary Art Award at the National Gallery of Victoria, alongside his Australian peers.

Mawurndjul’s work, and the work of artists from east Kimberley (Warmun Arts, Jirruwan Arts), central Australia (Irrunytju Artists and Papunya Tula Artists), Arnhem Land (Buku-larrngay Mulka Arts and Maningrida Arts and Culture) and the urban settings of Sydney (Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-operative) and Brisbane, have been selected to be part of the Australian Indigenous Art Commission for the Musee du quai Branly, scheduled to open in Paris, France in 2006.

Few would have envisaged these achievements 20 years ago — when this directory was ﬁrst produced — and one can only imagine where Indigenous art and culture from Australia will be in 20 years time, in 2026.

1 Further reading, see Wright, Felicity, The Art and Craft Centre Story, Vols. I, II & III, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission, 2000. 2 See www.ankaaa.org.au/ 3 www.tsra.gov.au/www/index.cfm?itemID=202

7 8 ABOUT THIS DIRECTORY

This directory has been compiled for the wide range of people and organisations involved in the Indigenous visual arts industry.

It is the fourth edition since 1987. The ﬁrst three editions were produced by the former Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC).

This edition was compiled by the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts (DCITA), the former Broadcasting, Languages and Arts and Culture Branch of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Services (ATSIS), with assistance from the Association of the Northern, Kimberley and Arnhem Aboriginal Artists (ANKAAA) and Indigenous arts and craft centres from around Australia.

The directory identiﬁes major groups and organisations involved in the Indigenous arts production and marketing chain, including arts and craft centres and resource agencies, designers, wholesalers, retailers, galleries and institutions.

It aims to provide art centres with a resource that will assist them to make connections across their sector and to have easier access to key buyers, exhibitors and artist support organisations.

The more detailed contact and descriptive information on arts and craft centres in this edition aims to give buyers greater and more customised access to arts and craft centres.

For the ﬁrst time, the directory contains a comprehensive product index to assist prospective buyers locate the exact products they require.

The information on art and craft works being produced covers a wide range of styles and mediums, to assist wholesalers and retailers source a variety of products from the art centres listed. These range from traditional woodwork to canvas paintings, ochre works on prepared barks, works using native grasses and pandanus leaves, decorated ceramics, glass and screen printed and batiked textiles.

The directory also lists festivals and award events that provide promotion and marketing opportunities that may be useful to both producers and buyers.

9 Information on the role and activities of the organisations listed in this directory has been provided in most cases by the organisations themselves. This means that the listings of some organisations are more detailed than others. In some cases, where no descriptions or staff contact names have been provided, or when agencies have requested that these details not appear, no details or contacts for that organisation have been included in this directory.

Where the spelling of the names of an Indigenous tribe varies between communities, this directory has adopted Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) spelling standards.

Lastly, it is important to note that the organisations and agencies included in this directory are listed for information purposes and they do not have the endorsement of the Australian Government.

10 INTRODUCTION

From the ﬁrst time drawings in ochre were painted onto rock surfaces on the Australian continent, the creation of arts and cultural works has been integral to the lives and identity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

The works convey the stories and visual perspectives of some of the world’s oldest and richest cultures to an international audience and celebrate the resilience and dynamism of Australian Indigenous cultures — past and present.

Along with its distinctive and powerful aesthetic qualities Indigenous art also conveys the depth and complexity of each artist’s heritage and traditional knowledge and his or her relationship to ancestors, kin and country.

Indigenous arts and craft have played an important role in Indigenous Australians maintaining the vibrancy of their cultures, with income from artwork providing many communities with the means to stay close to their country and culture.

Today, arts and cultural production stands as a vital economic and cultural activity for communities around Australia, in urban, regional and remote areas.

Sales of Indigenous art to national and international buyers are in fact the most important source of external income for many remote Indigenous communities. The income generated by arts and cultural sales has empowered many communities to become healthier and stronger.

Indigenous arts and craft centres

The art centres and resource agencies listed in this directory are the backbone of the Indigenous arts sector and the source of much of the most exciting artwork now being produced.

The centres are community-owned and managed enterprises and are an invaluable resource for both producers and buyers.

Their success relies on their dual role, of being able to deliver professional business advice and support to artists, and at the same time being places where Indigenous cultural practices are maintained and transmitted.

11 Often operating in very remote locations, where access to art materials and markets can be difﬁcult, the centres ﬁll a vacuum in communities, providing training, business and employment opportunities that would otherwise be out of reach.

Ernabella Arts which was established in central Australia in 1948 was the ﬁrst Indigenous art centre to emerge. Since then the number of art centres has been slowly but steadily increasing and this directory now lists a total of 116 Indigenous arts and craft centres.

The geographic spread of the centres has also been growing, with the art centre movement spreading well beyond its original core region in remote northern and central Australia.

Urban-based centres, long established in south-eastern Australia, are continuing to thrive and new centres have emerged, for example, on Cape York Peninsula in Queensland, in the Gibson Desert in Western Australia and in the Torres Strait.

The Indigenous regional support resource organisations that nurture and support the centres and artists are also increasing their reach.

The support of both Indigenous arts and craft centres and resource agencies was transferred from ATSIS to DCITA administration in July 2004 under the Australian Government’s restructure to mainstream the delivery of Indigenous services.

In supporting arts and craft centres the Australian Government is following the Indigenous Art Centres Strategy and Action Plan. This plan aims to build a strong and sustainable Indigenous visual arts sector, from which a stable and proﬁtable base of art centres are producing and distributing works of artistic excellence.

12 BUYING INDIGENOUS ART authenticity and copyright

Trusting the vendor — the role of arts and craft centres and galleries

Buying art work from arts and craft centres or from galleries that belong to reputable art gallery associations can assist buyers to purchase authentic Indigenous work and obtain reliable information about the artist and the artwork.

Buying art directly from Indigenous arts and craft centres means the majority of income from sales will pass directly to the artists.

Buyers wishing to visit arts and craft centres should allow adequate time to obtain permission from the local Aborigional Land Council or Torres Strait Regional Authority, if the centres are on Aboriginal land or are in the outer Torres Strait.

Determining the authenticity of Indigenous art work

Certiﬁcates of authenticity from the art centres, and gallery and retail labelling can assist buyers to establish the identity and origin of works. This may be especially important if a work is to be resold. Buyers should obtain detailed documentation including: the name and language group of the artist, the title of the work, the date and location of production and the name of the local art centre, cultural information and a statement from the artist or artists.

In the case of manufactured items being sold as Indigenous art or artefacts, packaging should clearly identify that the item was manufactured in Australia, and that it is licensed to an Indigenous artist, who is clearly attributed as the maker of the work.

The Association of Northern, Kimberley and Arnhem Aboriginal Artists (ANKAAA) and other Indigenous art resource agencies listed in this directory are working to promote ethical business practices in the Indigenous art industry.

ANKAAA has produced a consumer guide, Purchasing Australian Aboriginal Art, to assist buyers make informed and ethical choices about buying Indigenous art and artefacts. It is available online at www.ankaaa.org.au.

13 Copyright on Indigenous artworks

When an art or craft work is sold, the buyer obtains only the physical artwork itself. Under the law of copyright, the artist’s informed consent must be obtained to copy or reproduce any artistic work. The artist is entitled to negotiate a copyright licence agreement for which a royalty may be payable, in exchange for this consent.

In some cases the copyright may have passed from the artist to an employer, a business which commissioned the work, or a purchaser. In these cases, the entity that acquired the copyright has a right to negotiate a licence agreement for any reproduction.

Additionally, communal copyrights can exist on some artworks that contain signiﬁcant elements of traditional knowledge and cultural heritage. In these instances copyright agreements may need to include associated Indigenous traditional owners or communities.

The principle of copyright and informed consent may also apply to photography. A photograph of a work of art is a copy, therefore the consent of the artist or other copyright owner is required.

In organising exhibitions and promotions of Indigenous artworks permission from Indigenous people should be obtained before reproducing their images through photographs or video. Many communities prohibit the display of the names or images of deceased persons.

Some items of Indigenous cultural heritage are protected by cultural heritage protection laws, which prohibit their export from Australia. Such measures rarely apply to recent artworks, and are aimed at ensuring Indigenous people have access to works of cultural and historical importance.

The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board of the Australia Council for the Arts has produced a comprehensive guide, Protocols for Producing Indigenous Arts and Crafts, on copyright and copyright agreements. This protocol guide can be obtained online on the Australia Council’s website at: www.ozco.gov.au/arts_resources/publications/visual_cultures

14 GLOSSARY

NB This glossary contains only terms used in this directory that may require additional explanation. The descriptions of these terms are based on common usage and references, and may not include local variations of descriptions of all items.

Bark paintings – paintings on sheets of eucalyptus bark that have been ﬂattened over an open ﬁre.

Bilma/clap sticks – wooden musical instruments usually played as an accompaniment to singing and dancing.

Bull roarer – a ceremonial slit-board instrument with a cord attached that emits a whining sound when swung.

Clan – a group of people connected by descent who hold certain rights in common.

Coolamon – a hollowed wooden dish, often decorated, which was traditionally used for carrying water and food items.

Didgeridoo/yidaki – a long hollow wooden musical instrument. The player produces sound by blowing air into the tube while buzzing lips. Individual communities use different terms and spellings to describe the instrument, such as didjeridu, didgeridoo. Spelling has been standardised in this directory.

Dilly bag – a woven bag often used for gathering natural resources. Can be made of grasses, vines, stringy bark, animal hide, sinew or tendon.

Dreamtime – a term referring to the time the world was created or the ancestral past.

Hollow log/larrakitj/dupun – hollow logs used in ceremonies in north east Arnhem Land where bones of deceased members of communities were placed in decorated hollow logs. These logs are now made as memorial poles and are sold as sculptures, as well as having a ceremonial role.

Indigenous Australians – a term that includes two distinct groups, Australian Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Island people.

15 Koori/Koorie – a generic term used by the Indigenous people of south-eastern Australia to describe themselves.

Kuulup – dancing shakers, traditionally made from seed pods and seeds. Used as an accompaniment to dancing and singing.

Nulla nulla – wooden club or throwing stick.

Pukumani/tutini pole – large painted and carved wooden posts used in funeral ceremonies on the Tiwi Islands. The posts are placed around the grave of the deceased as a lasting memorial. These wooden poles are now also made as sculptures and for ceremonies.

Punu work – wood etched with burnt designs.

Woomera – a curved wooden implement used for throwing spears.

16 Indigenous Art Centres Section 1

17 18 Aboriginal Cultural Centre Boomalli Aboriginal Monaroo Bobberrer Gudu Artists Cooperative PO Box 823 55–59 Flood Street Eden NSW 2551 Leichhardt NSW 2040 Contact: Ossie Cruse PO Box 176 Phone: 02 6495 7177 Westgate NSW 2048 Fax: 02 6495 7433 Contact: Matthew Poll Monaroo Bobberrer Gudu means ‘the Phone: 02 9560 2541 peoples of the mountains and the sea’. Fax: 02 9560 2566 The centre supports local artists and is Email: [email protected] also Eden’s Aboriginal Keeping Place. The Web: www.boomalli.org.au centre sells artworks created by local Boomalli is Australia’s oldest Aboriginal artists including paintings, artefacts, owned and operated metropolitan-based clothing, textiles and ceramics.

artist cooperative. The centre services New South Wales many urban and rural based artists, Armidale and Regional particularly those from New South Wales Aboriginal Cultural Centre and provides a retail outlet and gallery space for Indigenous artists nationally. and Keeping Place Items available include paintings (acrylic Kentucky Street on canvas), works on paper (prints, Armidale NSW 2350 etchings, linocuts, gouache, watercolours and pastels), photographic prints, PO Box 1360 ceramics, jewellery, woodwork Armidale NSW 2350 (coolamons, nulla nullas and carved Contact: Peter McKenzie animals), and textiles and clothing Phone: 02 6771 1249 (printed lengths and t-shirts). Fax: 02 6771 4579 Email: [email protected] Budamurra Aboriginal This centre displays art and artefacts and Corporation sells locally manufactured clothing, 66 Deering Street paintings and other items. Ulladulla NSW 2538 Contact: Shane Carriage Boolarng Nangamai Phone: 02 4455 5883 Aboriginal Art and Fax: 02 4454 0440 Culture Studio Email: [email protected] Web: www.budamurra.asn.au Unit 5, 9 Bergin Street Gerringong NSW 2534 This corporation provides guided cultural tours. It also has a gallery showcasing Contact: Kelli Ryan traditional and contemporary arts Phone: 0414 322 142 including paintings (acrylic on canvas Indigenous Art Centres Web: www.boolarng-nangamai.com and on board), printed works of original The Boolarng Nangamai Aboriginal Art paintings on paper and cards, ceramics and Culture Studio conducts workshops in (pots and plates), woodwork (picture weaving, painting, drawing, bush tucker, frames, boomerangs, spears, clap sticks, tool making, bush toy making and dance, woomeras, coolamons and shields). didgeridoo playing and story telling. The centre can make goods to order. Section 1

19 Euraba Paper Shed Designs Aboriginal Corporation Unit 4/25 Lillypool Road 234 Merriwa Street South Grafton NSW 2460 Boggabilla NSW 2409 PO Box 1572 PO Box 238 Grafton NSW 2460 Boggabilla NSW 2409 Contact: Janita Cooper Contact: Bronwyn Humphries Phone: 02 6643 4836 Phone: 07 4676 2975 or 0412 775 696 Fax: 02 6643 4836 Fax: 07 4676 2974 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.shedceramics.com.au Web: www.eurabapaper.com.au Shed Designs is a collective of three Euraba Paper company was the ﬁrst female Gumbaynggir artists of the Indigenous business in Australia to make Clarence River area. The original designs

New South Wales elite, handmade paper at a mass production are reﬂections of each artist’s personal level. The process involves locally and and spiritual growth, expressing a traditionally sourced ﬁbres being made combination of oral and environmental into sheets of paper and paper products histories. A range of ceramics (vases, for a range of commercial uses. The platters, coolamons and bowls) company also produces artworks on paper. are available.

Ngurrala Aboriginal South Coast Aboriginal Corporation Cultural Centre 7 Wirrimbi Road 160 Junction Street (lower end) Maxville NSW 2447 Nowra NSW 2541 Contact: Noel Campbell PO Box 116 Phone: 02 6568 4400 Nowra NSW 2541 Fax: 02 6568 4422 Contact: Wendy Bolt Email: [email protected] Phone: 02 4421 4465 Fax: 02 4421 4465 Ngurrala offers a range of services to Email: so72288@bigpond artists from the Gumbaynggir region of New South Wales. Items available include This centre supports local artists to works on canvas, woodwork (carvings produce beaded jewellery (necklaces, and furniture), clothing and jewellery. bracelets and earrings), shell-worked It is open Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to knick-knacks and paintings (acrylic 5:00 pm (phone ﬁrst). on canvas).

Orana Aboriginal Corporation Tharawal Local Aboriginal 27 Swift Street

Indigenous Art Centres Land Council Wellington NSW 2820 PO Box 20 Contact: Sandra Newman Buxton NSW 2571 Phone: 02 6845 3400 Fax: 02 6845 3421 Contact: Wendy Lewis Email: [email protected] Phone: 02 4681 0059 Fax: 02 4683 1375 Items available from this corporation Email: [email protected] include paintings (some using beads and bark, acrylic on canvas) and a wide range Section 1 of ceramics and woodwork.

20 Tobwabba Art Yarrawarra Aboriginal PO Box 361 Corporation Forster NSW 2428 170 Red Rock Road Contact: Carol Contè Corindi Beach NSW 2456 Phone: 02 6554 5755 PO Box 102 Fax: 02 6555 6757 Corindi Beach NSW 2456 Email: [email protected] Web: www.tobwabba.com.au Contact: Anthony Perkins Phone: 02 6649 2669 Towabba Art is an art gallery and retail Fax: 02 6649 2331 shop displaying the contemporary Email: [email protected] artworks of the coastal Woimi people. Items available include textiles and All the artwork and artefacts handled clothing (t-shirts, scarves and sarongs), by this corporation are produced and woodwork (coolamons, clap sticks, hand-painted by the local Gumbaynggir boomerangs, hunting spears, carved people. Available works include ceramics New South Wales ﬁgures and woomeras), jewellery and and woodwork. paintings (acrylic on canvas).

Ulugundahi Art and Culture Gallery Shop 2 195–197 River Street Maclean NSW 2462 Contact: Elizabeth Mercy Phone: 02 6645 1099 Fax: 02 6645 1099 Email: [email protected]

Umbarra Aboriginal Corporation 246 Bermagui Road Akolele NSW 2546 Contact: Hallie Fernandez Phone: 02 4473 7062 Fax: 02 4473 7169 Email: [email protected]

Umbarra is on the far south coast of New South Wales and offers local Aboriginal cultural tours, activities for children, and Indigenous Art Centres a shop and display area with local artefacts. Items available include clothing (t-shirts, hats and scarves), woodwork (didgeridoos, clap sticks and boomerangs) and jewellery. It is open Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, and weekends, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Section 1

21 Ali Curung Women’s Centre Alpurrurulam Arts PMB Ali Curung Sandover Highway via Alice Springs NT 0872 Lake Nash Station Contact: Miranda Brown Via Tennant Creek NT 0861 Phone: 08 8964 1956 C/- Alpurrurulam Community Fax: 08 8964 1975 PMB 23 via Mt Isa Email: [email protected] Mt Isa QLD 4825 This centre’s main focus is the Contacts: Linda Keane, Emma Harley, production of paintings (acrylic on canvas). Anne Pedersen The centre’s artists also produce textiles Phone: 07 4748 4800 (silk painting) and works on paper Fax: 07 4748 4913 (silk-screened). Email: [email protected] Web: www.alpurrurulam.nt.gov.au Alice Springs Prison Group PO Box 52 Artwork is produced at both a women’s Northern Territory Alice Springs NT 0871 centre and a community centre. Work includes paintings (acrylic on canvas). Contact: Nancy Cowham No permits are required to enter this Phone: 08 8951 8971 community. Fax: 08 8951 8964 Email: [email protected] Web: www.ourmessage.org Artists of Ampilatwatja

This art centre operates an accredited PO Box 8124 vocational education and training Alice Springs NT 0870 program to equip prisoners with the Contact: Narayan Kozeluh skills and knowledge to access social, Phone: 08 8953 0591 or 0437 066 985 recreational, employment and economic Fax: 08 8953 0591 opportunities in their home communities. Email: [email protected] The artists produce paintings (acrylic Web: www.ampilatwatja.com on canvas) and works on paper and intend to expand into woodwork. Artists This centre, established in 1999, represents participate in selected exhibitions. artists from Ampilatwatja. Ampiltwatja is located about 350 km north-west of Alice Springs in the Sandover River area. Works produced are paintings on linen and the artists specialise in dot landscapes. Indigenous Art Centres Section 1

22 Bindi Inc. Bula’bula Arts Mwerre Anthurre Artists Aboriginal Corporation 47 Elder Street PMB 161 Alice Springs NT 0870 Winnellie NT 0822 PO Box 2780 Contacts: Louise Partos – Manager Alice Springs NT 0871 Belinda Scott – Assistant Manager Phone: 08 8979 7911 Contact: Lisa Molloy Fax: 08 8979 7919 Phone: 08 8952 7277 Email: [email protected] Fax: 08 8952 3747 Web: www.bulabula-arts.com Email: [email protected] Bula’bula artists produce paintings (earth This organisation supports a group pigments on bark and canvas), works on of central Australian artists who are paper (limited edition prints), woodwork producing paintings (acrylic on canvas, (hollow logs and sculptures) and ﬁbre paper and board and watercolours). work (dilly bags and baskets). Bula’bula is located in Ramingining in Arnhem Land. Buku Larrnggay Mulka Art Northern Territory Centre and Museum Coomalie Cultural Centre Yirrkala NT 0880 Post Ofﬁce Batchelor Contact: Will Stubbs Batchelor NT 0845 Phone: 08 8987 1701 Contact: Alice Snape Fax: 08 8987 2701 Phone: 08 8939 7407 Email: [email protected] Fax: 08 8939 7403 Web: www.yirrkala.com Email: [email protected]

This centre displays and sells paintings This centre, part of the Batchelor (bark), woodwork (larrakitj, carved Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education, sculpture and didgeridoo/yidaki) and provides resources for students, an artist- ﬁbre work (pandanus weavings). It also in-residence program, a retail outlet and specialises in works on paper (screen- an exhibition gallery. Items available prints and linocuts) and jewellery. No include textiles and clothing (scarves, permit is required to visit from the lengths, tablecloths and carry bags), nearby mining town of Nhulunbuy (Gove) ﬁbre work (woven mats and baskets), or Gove Airport. It is open Monday woodwork (carved animals, didgeridoos, to Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, and coolamons, clap sticks, boomerangs, Saturday, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. spears and walking sticks), jewellery, ceramics from Keringke Arts and Hermannsburg Potters, paintings (acrylic on canvas, ochre on canvas and bark) and works on paper (prints, etchings, lino prints and watercolours). Indigenous Art Centres Section 1

23 Elcho Island Arts and Crafts Injalak Arts and Galiwin’ku Crafts Association Elcho Island NT 0822 PMB 131 Gunbalanya Contact: Tony Collins Oenpelli NT 0822 Phone: 08 8987 9252 Contact: Anthony Murphy Fax: 08 8987 9074 Phone: 08 8979 0190 Email: [email protected] Fax: 08 8979 0119 Web: www.galiwinku.nt.gov.au/council Email: [email protected] Web: www.injalak.com The artists of Galiwin’ku produce paintings (on bark and canvas), works on paper, Injalak artists produce quality paintings fibre work (dilly bags and pandanus (ochre on bark), works on paper (limited baskets) and woodwork (didgeridoo/ edition prints), woodwork (carvings and yidaki and some ceremonial items). didgeridoos), fibre work (baskets, bags and mats) and screen-printed textiles and clothing (including lengths, t-shirts Hermannsburg Potters and tea towels). Located 300 km east of Northern Territory PMB 260 Hermannsburg Darwin, open Monday to Friday, 8:00 am via Alice Springs NT 0872 to 5:00 pm. Contact: Naomi Sharp Phone: 08 8956 7414 Irrkerlantye Arts Fax: 08 8956 7414 Email: [email protected] 40 South Terrace Web: www.hermannsburgpotters.com.au Alice Springs NT 0870 PO Box 8347 Items for sale from Hermannsburg Potters include handmade ceramics (terracotta Alice Springs NT 0871 pots with sculpted lids decorated with Contact: Genevieve O’Laughlin underglaze, terracotta relief-tile murals) Phone: 08 8953 0778 and decorated wall and floor mosaic tiles Fax: 08 8952 7794 for interior and exterior use. Email: [email protected] Web: www.irrkerlantyearts.com

Ikuntji Artists Through the Irrkerlantye Learning Centre, PMB 211 Haasts Bluff Irrkerlantye Arts has formed a cross-generational education system via Alice Springs NT 0872 primarily for eastern and central Arrernte Contact: Tony Bourke families in Alice Springs. Artworks being Phone: 08 8956 8783 produced include paintings, ceramics, Fax: 08 8956 8783 woodwork and works on paper. Email: ﬁ[email protected] Web: www.ikuntji.com.au

Indigenous Art Centres A range of paintings (acrylic on canvas) is available from this centre, which is located 250 km west of Alice Springs. Visitors are welcome, however, it is essential to make an appointment as permits are required to enter the community. Section 1

24 Jilamara Arts and Craft Keringke Arts Milikapati, Melville Island, Aboriginal Corporation Tiwi Islands Ltyentye Apurte PMB 258 PMB Santa Teresa via Winnellie NT 0822 via Alice Springs NT 0872 Contact: Steven Moore Contact: Judy Lovell, Alan Tyley Phone: 08 8978 3901 Phone: 08 8956 0956 Fax: 08 8978 3903 Fax: 08 8956 0956 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.tiwiart.com Web: www.keringkearts.com.au

Jilamara Arts and Craft artists produce This corporation is a collective of eastern innovative and contemporary works Arrernte artists work for Keringke Arts, including paintings and works on paper, producing works on textiles (hand- based on traditional body painting painted silk), paintings (on canvas), designs and using natural ochres. Large painted furniture, ceramics, traditional wood carvings, including pukumani woodwork and bush toys. The centre is poles, are a feature of the work of the located south-east of Alice Springs. Northern Territory artists at this corporation. Maningrida Arts and Culture Julalikari Arts PMB 102 Maningrida PO Box 158 via Winnellie NT 0822 Tennant Creek NT 0860 Contact: Apolline Kohan Contact: Alan Murn Phone: 08 8979 5946 Phone: 08 8962 2163 Fax: 08 8979 5996 Fax: 08 8962 1924 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.maningrida.com Web: www.julalikariarts.com Maningrida Arts and Culture supports artists Julalikari Arts supports women to from the north central Arnhem Land region. participate in arts, craft and cultural Works available include painting (on activities. Items available include bark), woodwork, ﬁbre work (sculptures), paintings (acrylic on canvas), works on textile weaving, works on paper (limited paper (linocuts and watercolours), ﬁbre edition prints) and cast works. work (woven baskets), textiles and clothing (scarves, lengths, t-shirts and bags) and ceramics. Manyallaluk Art and Craft Centre PMB 134 Manyallaluk via Katherine NT 0851 Phone: 08 8975 4306

Fax: 08 8975 4724 Indigenous Art Centres

This centre sells woodwork (didgeridoos), paintings (on bark and canvas), ﬁbre work (woven pandanus) and jewellery. All works are handmade by members of the Manyallaluk Aboriginal community. The centre is located 100 km south- west of Katherine. Access is through

Manyallaluk Bush Tours in the dry season. Section 1

25 Mardbalk Arts and Merrepen Arts Crafts Centre PMB 28 Warruwi Community Inc. Daly River NT 0822 Goulburn Island Contacts: Meng Hoeschle, Aaron McTaggart via Winnellie NT 0822 Phone: 08 8978 2533 Fax: 08 8978 2766 Contact: Jim Gorey Phone: 08 8979 0211 Email: [email protected] Fax: 08 8979 0224 Items available from this centre include Email: [email protected] textiles and clothing (scarves, lengths, Web: www.warruwi.nt.gov.au t-shirts, tea towels and tablecloths), Items available from this centre include ﬁbre work (baskets, bags, nets and paintings (acrylic on canvas, ochre on dilly bags), glass works (slumped and canvas and bark paintings), jewellery, coloured glass and tableware), paintings woodwork and artefacts (didgeridoos, (on canvas) and works on paper (prints, coolamons, bowls, clap sticks, etchings and linocuts). boomerangs, shields, spears, clubs and Northern Territory chisels, spear throwers, carved animals Milingimbi Art Centre and memorial poles) and textiles (woven mats and baskets). Milingimbi via Winnellie NT 0822 Maruku Arts Phone: 08 8987 9888 Fax: 08 8987 9841 CMA Ininti Store Email: [email protected] Ayers Rock NT 0872 Contact: Stephen Fox Mimi Arts and Crafts Phone: 08 8956 2153 Fax: 08 8956 2410 Aboriginal Corporation Email: [email protected] 6 Pearce Street Web: www.maruku.com.au Katherine NT 0851 Items available from Maruku Arts include PO Box 920 woodwork (coolamons, clap sticks, Katherine NT 0851 boomerangs, shields, hunting spears, clubs and chisels, spear throwers, carved Contact: Barbara Ambjerg Pedersen Phone: 08 8971 0036 animals and digging sticks). Retail works Fax: 08 8971 0139 are available from the gallery at the Kata Email: [email protected] Tjuta Cultural Centre and wholesale items Web: www.mimiarts.com are available from the warehouse at the Mutitjulu Community. Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation opened in 1979 and sources work from the Katherine

Indigenous Art Centres region. It promotes a diverse range of cultural expression, from desert to Arnhem Land art forms. Items available include paintings (acrylic and ochre on canvas), works on paper (etchings and linocuts), jewellery, woodwork (firesticks, didgeridoos, coolamons, clap sticks, boomerangs, shields, carved animals and fighting sticks), fibre work (woven

Section 1 baskets) and textiles (bags and hats).

26 Munupi Arts and Crafts Ngurratjuta Iltja Ntjarra – Pularumpi, Melville Island, Many Hands Art Centre Tiwi Islands NT 0822 29 Wilkinson Street PMB 163 Alice Springs NT 0871 via Winnellie NT 0822 PO Box 8573 Contact: Tara Leckey Alice Springs NT 0871 Phone: 08 8978 3975 Contact: Anna McKenzie Fax: 08 8978 3907 Phone: 08 8951 1953 Email: [email protected] Fax: 08 8952 5958 Web: www.tiwiart.com Email: [email protected] Web: www.ngurart.com.au Munupi Arts specialises in works on paper (ochres and acrylic and limited edition This centre produces a range of paintings prints), ceramics (pottery), woodwork (acrylic on canvas) and works on paper (carvings) and ﬁbre work (weavings). (linocuts, gouache and watercolours). Entry is by permit and appointments The centre provides a place for western must be prearranged by telephone. Arrernte artists to come together to paint, Northern Territory share ideas and learn new techniques. Ngukurr Arts It is open Monday to Friday, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. CMB 6 Ngukurr via Katherine NT 0852 Ntaria Art Group Contact: Christine Miezis PMB Hermannsburg Phone: 08 8975 4260 via Alice Springs NT 0872 Fax: 08 8978 6428 Email: [email protected] Contact: Julie Smith Web: www.ngukurrarts.com Phone: 08 8956 7252 Fax: 08 8956 7822 Items available from this centre include Email: [email protected] paintings (acrylic on canvas), works on Web: www.ntaria.nt.gov.au paper (prints, etchings and linocuts), jewellery, woodwork and artefacts This centre is accessible to tourists (didgeridoo, clap sticks, boomerangs, who wish to see artists at work. Items spears, spear throwers and carved animals) available include paintings (acrylic on and ﬁbre work (woven baskets and bags). canvas and ochre on canvas), beads, jewellery and woodwork (nulla nullas, coolamons and clap sticks). The centre is open at the Women’s Cultural Centre, Monday to Thursday, 9:00 am to 3:30 pm and Friday 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Indigenous Art Centres Section 1

27 Nyinkka Nyunyu Art Peppimenarti Community and Culture Centre PMB 56 Paterson Street (Stuart Highway) Winnellie NT 0822 Tennant Creek NT 0861 Contact: Steven Moore PO Box 158 Phone: 08 8978 2377 Fax: 08 8978 2370 Tennant Creek NT 0861 Email: [email protected] Contact: Georgina Bracken Web: www.peppimenarti.nt.gov.au Phone: 08 8962 2699 Fax: 08 8962 2573 The emerging acrylic art of Peppimenarti Email: [email protected] reﬂects the traditional skills used in Web: www.nyinkkanyunyu.com.au weaving and didgeridoo production. Items available include ﬁbre work (baskets, dilly This centre supports local artists who are bags and nets), didgeridoo, works on producing wooden artefacts (boomerangs, paper and canvas. The centre is located spears, coolamons and didgeridoos), in the Daly River region and works in paintings (acrylic on canvas) and other partnership with the Karen Brown Gallery

Northern Territory Indigenous products. in Darwin.

Papunya Community Artists Pwanga Women’s Enterprises (formerly Warumpi Arts) PO Nguiu Bathurst Island, C/- Papunya Community Council Tiwi Islands PMB 225 via Winnellie NT 0822 via Alice Springs NT 0872 Contact: Cheryl Argent Phone: 08 8956 8522 Phone: 08 8970 9235 or 08 8970 9500 or Ikuntji Artists: 08 8956 8783 Fax: 08 8970 9236 Fax: 08 8956 8520 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] or Web: www.tilg.nt.gov.au ﬁ[email protected] Pwanga Women’s Enterprises wholesales Papunya artists formerly represented by handcrafted screen-printed designs on Warumpi Arts are producing paintings textiles (lengths of cotton) and clothing (acrylic on linen), woodwork (coolamons, for men, women and children (t-shirts, clap sticks and carved lizards) and jewellery. dresses and sportswear). All screen-prints are made and designed by Tiwi women for Pwanga Women’s Enterprises. It is open Papunya Tula Artists Pty Ltd Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 12:00 pm. 63 Todd Mall Alice Springs NT 0871 PO Box 1620 Alice Springs NT 0871 Indigenous Art Centres Contact: Paul Sweeney Phone: 08 8952 4731 Fax: 08 8953 2509 Email: [email protected]

The Papunya Tula artists’ cooperative operates a gallery that displays and sells artwork from a range of communities. It also organises a vigorous exhibition

Section 1 program. Acrylic paintings on linen are available.

28 Titjikala Arts Centre Tjanpi Women’s Tapatjatjaka/Maryvale Aboriginal Baskets PMB Box 149 PO Box 2189 Alice Springs NT 0872 Alice Springs NT 0871 Contacts: Rachel Burke Contact: Jo Foster Phone: 08 8956 0788 Phone: 08 8958 2377 Fax: 08 8956 0788 Fax: 08 8958 2378 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.titjikalaarts.com.au Web: www.tjanpiaboriginalbaskets.com

Items available from this centre include Tjanpi is a community development textiles (batik), ﬁbre work (woven project based in Alice Springs. It supports, baskets), woodwork and artefacts buys and sells ﬁbre work (baskets and (coolamons, clap sticks, boomerangs sculpture), beads, bush medicine and and carved animals), jewellery, ceramics bush tucker from and for women living (animals, platters and tiles), paintings in the Ngaanyatjarra, Pitjantjatjatjara (acrylic on canvas) and works on paper and Yankunytjatjara communities in the

(prints, etchings and linocuts) as well as central and western deserts. Northern Territory sculptures made from recycled material. The centre is located 120 km south of Alice Springs. Turkey Bore Arts Crafts PMB 243 Turkey Bore Tiwi Design via Alice Springs NT 0872 Aboriginal Corporation Contact: Dennis Colson Phone: 08 8956 7922 Nguiu, Bathurst Island, Fax: 08 8956 7955 Tiwi Islands NT 0822 Email: [email protected] PMB 59 Works produced at this centre include via Winnellie NT 0821 paintings (acrylic on canvas), ﬁbre work Contact: Tim Hill (rafﬁa baskets), woodwork, painted Phone: 08 8978 3982 beads and small painted boxes. A limited Fax: 08 8978 3828 amount of textiles and clothing (batik Email: [email protected] items and scarves) are also produced. Web: www.tiwiart.com

Tiwi Design produces a diversity of work Walkatjara Art Uluru that targets both tourists and ﬁne art Mutitjulu Community markets. Areas of production include screen-printed lengths (on cotton and via Yulara NT 0872 silk) batik scarves, paintings (natural Contact: Verity May ochre), ceramics, jewellery, wood Phone: 08 8956 2537 carvings, sculptures (cast bronze) and Fax: 08 8956 2724 cast glass. Email: [email protected] Indigenous Art Centres Web: www.walkatjara.com.au

Walkatjara Art Uluru is located at the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Cultural Centre. Items available include paintings (acrylic on canvas), works on paper (prints, etchings and linocuts), a wide range of ceramics, jewellery, ﬁbre work (woven baskets), and textiles and Section 1 clothing (scarves, lengths and t-shirts).

29 Waralungku Arts Wiilu Arts Group (Mabunji Arts) C/- Tjuwanpa Outstation PO Box 435 Resource Centre Borroloola NT 0854 PMB 133 Via Alice Springs NT 0872 Contact: Peter Callinan Phone: 08 8975 8677 or 0427 758 677 Contact: Neville Field Fax: 08 8975 8968 Phone: 08 8952 5749 or 08 8956 7404 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Waralungku Arts supports artists and This centre represents Western Arrernte communities in the south-west Gulf of and Luritja artists. The artists work Carpentaria and the Borroloola area. mainly on paper (linocuts), with the Items available include paintings (acrylic main focus on recording stories and on canvas and linen), works on paper, a knowledge and passing on skills to range of woodwork (carvings) and ﬁbre younger members. Wiilu is located 260 km work (baskets). west of Alice Springs. Northern Territory Warlukurlangu Artists YBE Arts Centre Aboriginal Association (formerly Nambarra LPO Yuendumu Arts and Crafts) via Alice Springs NT 0872 PO Box 420 Contact: Cecilia Alfonso Nhulunbuy NT 0881 Phone: 08 8956 4133 Contact: Michelle Konicek Fax: 08 89562 4003 Phone: 08 8987 2233 Email: [email protected] Fax: 08 8987 2632 Web: www.warlu.com Email: [email protected] Web: www.nambara.com.au This centre specialises in the production of paintings (acrylic on canvas, sand), This centre promotes the work of artists traditional woodwork and works on from 25 clans of north-east Arnhem paper (etchings, screen-prints). Land. While it specialises in paintings It fosters understanding of Warlpiri (on canvas and bark), items available culture and enhances the lives of the include woodwork (didgeridoo/yidaki, people of Yuendumu. bilma, hunting spears, carvings, memorial poles/larrakitj and digging sticks), ﬁbre Watiyawanu Artists work (pandanus baskets, dilly bags, mats and bark string bags) and jewellery of Amunturrngu (shell and seed necklaces). The centre PMB Mt Liebig is located in Nhulunbuy and is open to via Alice Springs NT 0872 the public Monday to Friday, and at other times by appointment.

Indigenous Art Centres Contacts: Faye Cameron, Glennis Wilkins Phone: 08 8956 8830 Fax: 08 8956 8830 Email: [email protected]

This organisation supports approximately 20 artists who specialise in paintings (acrylic on canvas) and works on paper. Watiyawanu Artists is a grassroots organisation situated at Mt Liebig

Section 1 approximately 325 km west of Alice Springs.

30 Arilla Paper spears, clubs and chisels and carved animals), jewellery and paintings (acrylic PO Box 1583 on canvas) and works on paper. The Mt Isa QLD 2845 centre is located in the Mossman Gorge Phone: 07 4743 0084 community, near the town of Mossman. Email: [email protected] Web: www.arillapaper.com Dhugamin CDEP Arilla Paper is an Indigenous owned PO Box 1306 women’s business based in Mount Isa, Hervey Bay QLD 4655 manufacturing paper from natural plants and grasses. Contact: Devina Munroe Phone: 07 4124 6908 Queensland Fax: 07 4124 6935 Bama Ngappi Ngappi Email: [email protected] Backbeach Road Items available from this centre include Yarrabah QLD 4871 textiles (t-shirts), woodwork (firesticks, Contact: Paul Neal didgeridoos, coolamons, bowls, clap Phone: 07 4056 9120 or 07 4056 9145 sticks, boomerangs, hunting spears, clubs Fax: 07 4056 9249 and chisels), furniture (coffee tables, Web: jewellery boxes, mirrors, clocks and www.indiginet.com.au/yarrabah/bama lamps), paintings (acrylic and ochre on canvas) and essential oils. Bama Ngappi Ngappi specialises in the production of ceramics. Other items available include paintings (acrylic on Gab Titui Cultural Centre canvas), works on paper, jewellery, Torres Strait Regional Authority woodwork, artefacts and fibre work PO Box 261 (baskets and bags). The centre is located Thursday Island QLD 4875 at Yarrabah, near Cairns. Phone: 07 4090 2130 Fax: 07 4090 2145 Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Email: [email protected] Inc/Mossman Gorge Web: www.tsra.gov.au Arts Cooperative The Gab Titui Cultural Centre supports Mossman Gorge Road Torres Strait Islander culture, history Mossman QLD 4873 and art through exhibitions and training programs. It supports the production PO Box 171 of artefacts, ceramics, carved wood Mossman QLD 4873 items, musical instruments, fibre work Contacts: Krissy Thompson, Colin Brook (coconut frond baskets, shell and seed- Phone: 07 4098 2595 work jewellery), screen-printed textiles Fax: 07 4098 2607 (tablecloths, tea towels and lengths),

Email: [email protected] shell carvings and works on paper Indigenous Art Centres Web: www.yalanji.com.au (linocuts). Items are for sale in the shop. It is located on Thursday Island in the The centre provides support, material, Torres Strait. skills development, training and opportunities to approximately 40 artists. Items available include a range of textiles, ﬁbre work (black palm and grass baskets), woodwork and artefacts (ﬁresticks, didgeridoos, coolamons, Section 1 bowls, clap sticks, boomerangs, shields,

31 Gungarde Aboriginal Lockhart River Corporation Aboriginal Community Arts Gungarde Community Centre and Cultural Centre Inc. 92 Sharlot Street Lockhart River QLD 4871 Cooktown QLD 4895 Contacts: Sue Ryan, Greg Adams PO Box 6 Phone: 07 4060 7341 Cooktown 4895 Fax: 07 4060 7342 Email: [email protected] or Phone: 07 4069 5412 [email protected] Fax: 07 4069 5371 Web: www.artgang.com.au Queensland The corporation has an artefacts shop Young artists from the Lockhart River that displays and sells local arts and community work at this centre. Artwork crafts. Items available include woodwork is regularly exhibited in Melbourne, (didgeridoos, clap sticks, boomerangs, Sydney and Brisbane. Items available message sticks) and paintings (acrylic include paintings (acrylic on canvas), on canvas, bark and sand paintings). jewellery, fibre work (kuulups), woodwork The centre is open Monday to Friday, and works on paper. 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Mornington Island Hopevale Community Arts Arts and Craft and Culture Learning Centre C/- Woomera Aboriginal Corporation C/- Post Office 1 Lardil Street Hopevale QLD 4871 Gununa QLD 4871 Contact: Alberta Hornsby Contact: Brett Evans Phone: 07 4060 9275 or 0428 696 019 Phone: 07 4745 7246 Fax: 07 4060 9221 Fax: 07 4745 7188 Email: [email protected] This centre works with artists from Web: www.woomerami.org the Hopevale region. A wide variety of artwork is produced by the artists, Items available from this centre include including paintings (acrylic on canvas), paintings (acrylic on canvas and bark), woodwork and animal products (turtles). fibre work (woven baskets and bags), The centre is open to visitors Monday to a range of woodwork and artefacts Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. (firesticks, didgeridoos, coolamons, bowls, clap sticks, boomerangs, shields, spears, spear throwers and carved animals), jewellery and human hair hats and belts. Mornington Island is the largest of the Wellesley Islands, which are situated in the south-east corner of

Indigenous Art Centres the Gulf of Carpentaria. Section 1

32 Mualgau Mineral Wunthulpu Arts Artists Collective Taylor Street Kubin Village Coen QLD 4871 Moa Island QLD 4875 C/- Coen Regional Aboriginal Contact: Billy Missi Corporation Phone: 07 4069 4295 Post Ofﬁce Fax: 07 4069 4272 Coen QLD 4871 Email: [email protected] Contact: Graham Lynn Phone: 07 4060 1122 Trading Arts and Crafts Fax: 07 4060 1155

Aboriginal Corporation Email: [email protected] Queensland

PO Box 2272 The Wunthulpu Arts and Crafts Tourist Mt Isa QLD 4825 and Information Centre is currently Contact: Mary Cooterell being developed and will include art for Phone: 07 4749 0611 sale and information on local history. Fax: 07 4749 0311 Items currently available include textiles and clothing (t-shirts, tea towels This centre sells the work of artists of and bandanas), fibre work (baskets), the Mt Isa region and runs short arts woodwork (spears), paintings (acrylic on development and training courses. canvas), works on paper and souvenirs. A framing and art supplies service Services available include corporate is also available. Items available printing and framing. include paintings (acrylic and oil on canvas), works on paper (prints and watercolours), ceramics (vases, bowls, Yarrabah Art, Craft and cups, serving dishes and candle holders) Cultural Centre and woodwork (didgeridoos, digging Post Office sticks, coolamons and boomerangs). Yarrabah QLD 4871 Contact: Cheryl Howell Wik and Kugu Art Centre Phone: 07 4056 9249 Pikkuw Street Fax: 07 4056 9460 Aurukun QLD 4871 Email: [email protected] C/- Aurukun Shire Council Items available include a range of 39 Kang Kang Road ceramics, fibre work (baskets, mats Aurukun QLD 4871 and fans), textiles (wall hangings), traditional head-dresses, as well as Phone: 07 4060 6843 knitted and crocheted items, jewellery, Fax: 07 4060 6093 paintings (acrylic on canvas) and works Email: [email protected] on paper (screen-printing and linocuts). Web: www.aurukun.qld.gov.au Indigenous Art Centres Aurukun artists produce woodwork, artefacts and fibre work. Section 1

33 Ceduna Arts and Culture Iwantja Arts Centre Centre/Tjutjunaku Worka PMB 8 Indulkana (SA) Tjuta Inc via Alice Springs NT 0872 2 Kuhlmann Street Contact: Cheryl Hawkins-Clarke Ceduna SA 5690 Phone: 08 8670 7722 Fax: 08 8670 7712 PO Box 520 Email: [email protected] Ceduna SA 5690 Web: www.iwantjaarts.com.au Contact: Eleanor Coleman Phone: 08 8625 2487 Artists at this centre specialise in works Fax: 08 8625 2755 on paper and painting. The centre is Email: [email protected] located at Indulkana between Marla and Web: www.wangkawilurrara.com/ Kulgera on the Stuart Highway in the far ceduna/art_craft.htm north of South Australia. Visitors are

South Australia welcome but must phone first for a permit. Items available include a range of textiles and clothing (scarves, lengths and t-shirts), fibre work (baskets), Kaltjiti Arts and Crafts woodwork and artefacts (didgeridoos, PMB Fregon (SA) coolamons, clap sticks, boomerangs and via Alice Springs NT 0872 carved animals), animal products (carved emu eggs), jewellery, ceramics (bowls, Contacts: Beverly Peacock – Coordinator, platters, teapots and cups) and paintings Inawinytji Williamson – Chairperson (acrylic on canvas). Phone: 08 8956 7720 Fax: 08 8956 7862 Email: [email protected] Ernabella Arts Inc. Web: www.kaltjitiarts.com.au PMB Ernabella (SA) Items available from this centre include, via Alice Springs NT 0872 but are not limited to, paintings, works Contact: Hilary Furlong on paper and textiles (rugs). This centre Phone: 08 8956 2954 is located in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Fax: 08 8956 7940 Lands, 500 km south-west of Alice Springs. Email: [email protected] Web: www.ernabellaarts.com.au Mimili Maku Arts and Crafts As the first Indigenous art centre, PMB Mimili (SA) Ernabella Arts has a 57-year history of via Alice Springs NT 0872 fine and applied art production. Items available for sale include textiles (batik), Contacts: Shane Duniam, works on paper (limited edition prints), Marlene Campbell paintings and ceramics. Phone: 08 8956 2995 Fax: 08 8956 7601 Email: [email protected] Indigenous Art Centres Section 1

34 Ninuku Artists Tjala Arts C/- Kalka Community (formerly Minymaku Arts) via Alice Springs NT 0872 PMB 261 Amata (SA) Contacts: Amanda Dent, Brian Hallett via Alice Springs NT 0872 Phone: 08 8956 7525 Contact: Sara Twigg Patterson Email: [email protected] Phone: 08 8956 2899 Fax: 08 8956 7090 Ninuku Artists supports artists from the Email: [email protected] Pipalyatjara, Watarru, Kanpi and Nyapari Web: www.tjalaarts.com.au communities in western South Australia in the Pitjantjatjara Lands. Tjala Arts (formerly Minymaku Arts) was established by Anangu Pitjantjatjara artists in 1998 to encourage Port Lincoln (Kuju) experimentation, skills development and Aboriginal Community the presentation and promotion of visual South Australia Council Art Workshop arts. Items available include textiles (scarves, lengths and batik lampshades), 30 Ravendale Road ﬁbre work (baskets and animal shapes), Port Lincoln SA 5606 woodwork (including carved animals), PO Box 800 jewellery and paintings (acrylic on Port Lincoln SA 5606 canvas, linen) and works on paper (woodblock, solar plate prints Contact: Cathy Veldhuyzen and etchings). Phone: 08 8682 6677 Fax: 08 8682 6616 Email: [email protected] Tjurma Arts and Crafts Web: www.placc.com C/- PMB 252 This centre supports artists from the Port via Alice Springs NT 0872 Lincoln region. Items available from the Contact: Brenda Glare centre include textiles (silk paintings and Phone: 08 8956 2881 scarves), paintings (acrylic on canvas), Fax: 08 8956 2881 animal products (painted emu eggs), Email: bglare@bigpond woodwork (clap sticks and boomerangs) and jewellery. Tjurma Arts and Crafts are located in northern South Australia near Ernabella. Port Lincoln Aboriginal Women’s Group 71 Dublin Street Port Lincoln SA 5606 Contact: Phyllis (Sarah) Lindsay Phone: 08 8682 5153 Indigenous Art Centres Fax: 08 8682 5153 Email: [email protected] Section 1

35 Aboriginal Elders Tasmanian Aboriginal Council of Tasmania Corporation for Women’s Aboriginal Corporation Art and Craft 163 St John Street 163 St John Street Launceston TAS 7250 Launceston TAS 7250 Contact: Delia Summers Contact: Yvonne Kopper Phone: 03 6334 3138 Phone: 03 6334 9378 Fax: 03 6334 3922 Fax: 03 6334 1399

Tasmania Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

The activities of the Aboriginal Elders This centre conducts art training Council enhance the cultural wellbeing and workshops in traditional and of Aboriginal elders through appropriate contemporary art practice, involving social gatherings, activities and artists from northern Tasmania, including workshops, on for example, basket the King and Cape Barren Islands. Items weaving, screen-printing, reverse available include textiles (quilts, soft appliqué, the making of bull kelp water furnishings), ﬁbre work (baskets and carriers, sewing, silk printing and shell kelp baskets), jewellery and a range of work. The corporation also contributes landscape and contemporary paintings to school activities. (oils on canvas). Exhibitions, displays and sales are open from Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Palawa Aboriginal Corporation 1 Berriedale Road Berriedale TAS 7011 PO Box 723 Glenorchy TAS 7010 Contact: John Dickson Phone: 03 6249 5122 Fax: 03 6249 3418 Email: [email protected]

Palawa Aboriginal Corporation is a not for proﬁt, community based organisation, established in 1996 to promote authentic and individually designed Tasmanian Aboriginal arts and crafts. Today Palawa also operates as a culturally appropriate education centre. Indigenous Art Centres Section 1

36 Bangerang Cultural Centre The Kerang and District Elders Cooperative provides a range of Braman Street services to the Koori community and is Shepparton VIC 3630 an outlet for Koori artists in the region. PO Box 1386 Items available include textiles Shepparton VIC 3630 (bags and lengths), animal products (carved emu eggs), paintings (acrylic Contacts: Marlene Atkinson – Administrator, on canvas) and works on paper (prints, Kevin Atkinson – Cultural Ofﬁcer linocuts and screen-printing). Phone: 03 5831 1020 Victoria Fax: 03 5821 0718 Email: [email protected] Krowathunkooloong Bangerang is primarily an educational Keeping Place facility for Indigenous and non- 37–53 Dalmahoy Street Indigenous people. Items available include Bairnsdale VIC 3875 woodwork (didgeridoos), jewellery and works on paper. The centre is open PO Box 634 Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Bairnsdale VIC 3875 Contact: Gratton Mullett Phone: 03 5152 1891 East Gippsland Aboriginal Fax: 03 5152 3115 Arts Corporation Email: [email protected]

PO Box 847 Krowathunkooloong introduces visitors to Bairnsdale VIC 3875 aspects of East Gippsland Koori cultural Contact: Robyn Evans history and heritage. There is a gallery Phone: 03 5153 1002 and shop, with interpretive material and Fax: 03 5152 4175 contemporary works by local artists on Email: [email protected] display and for sale. The centre is open Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, This centre specialises in south-eastern weekends by appointment. Australian visual arts, crafts and performance, both contemporary and traditional. The centre conducts Miss Emily workshops, gallery sales, community arts Moore Street and promotions. Robinvale VIC 3549 Contact: Barbara Egan Kerang and District Phone: 03 5026 4781 Elders Cooperative Limited Association This Victorian Aboriginal organisation supports local artists and craftspeople 126 Koondrook Road to produce ceramics and screen Kerang VIC printed textiles.

PO Box 413 Indigenous Art Centres Kerang VIC 3579 Contact: George McGee Phone: 03 5450 3233 Fax: 03 5452 2041 Section 1

37 Wamba Wamba Local Aboriginal Land Council Moulamein Road Murray Downs NSW 3585 Contact: Kevin Kropinyeri Phone: 03 5032 3113 Fax: 03 5032 2445 Victoria Items available from this council include a range of textiles (placemats, tablecloths, doona covers and screen-printed dilly bags), woodwork (didgeridoos, boomerangs and coffee tables) and paintings (acrylic and ochre on canvas).

Wathaurong Glass and Arts Pty Ltd 16 Rodney Road North Geelong VIC 3215 PO Box 379 North Geelong VIC 3215 Phone: 03 5272 2881 Fax: 03 5272 2883 Email: [email protected] Web: www.wathaurongglass.com.au

This is a community-owned and operated business specialising in kiln-formed and sandblasted glass art products, including architectural, commercial and domestic glass art for windows, doors, table tops etc. It also produces corporate gifts and awards, and bowls and platters for the tourism craft market. Indigenous Art Centres Section 1

38 Djugun Tribal Creations Jirrawun Arts Unit 4, 30 Clementson Street Aboriginal Corporation Broome WA 6725 PO Box 1363 PO Box 8450 Kununurra WA 6743 Broome WA 6725 Contacts: Freddy Timms, Tony Oliver Phone: 08 9192 1021 Phone: 08 9169 1502 Fax: 08 9193 6822 Fax: 08 9169 1944 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.jirrawunarts.com Djugun Tribal Creations provides This centre supplies fine art and facilities and training opportunities for represents artists including Paddy participants to create culturally aware Bedford, Freddy Timms, Rusty Peters, products. Items available include paintings Phyllis Thomas, Goody Barrett, Peggy (acrylic on canvas) and a wide range of Patrick and Rammy Ramsey. Paintings hand-thrown pottery. (ochre on canvas, gouache on board) are available. Studio visits can be Western Australia Irrunytju Arts organised by application to the CEO of the corporation with a minimum of four PMB 52 Irrunytju (Wingellina) weeks notice required. via Alice Springs NT 0872 Contact: Mary Knights Kayili Artists Phone: 08 8956 2884 Fax: 08 8956 2849 Gibson Desert, Patjarr Email: [email protected] PMB 47 Web: www.irrunytju.com.au via Alice Springs NT 0872 The Irrunytju Community is located in Contact: Michael Stitfold Western Australia on the edge of the Phone: 08 8954 9137 Great Victoria Desert. Items available Fax: 08 8956 7609 include paintings (acrylic on canvas), Email: [email protected] works on paper (prints, etchings and Web: www.kayili.com.au silk-screen), fibre work (animals and baskets), woodwork (carved animals, Items available from Kayili Artists include items with a burnt wood effect, shields paintings, woodwork (carvings), jewellery and hunting spears), jewellery and and fibre work (baskets). A cultural bush medicine. centre complements and displays the artworks produced and provides cultural and social presentations for visitors who access Patjarr via the community airstrip. Indigenous Art Centres Section 1

39 KEEDAC Laverton Outback Gallery/ 107 Federal Street Laverton Leonora Cross Narrogin WA 6312 Cultural Association PO Box 490 4 Euro Street Narrogin WA 6312 Laverton WA 6440 Contact: Rob Ruyter PO Box 123 Phone: 08 9881 6666 Laverton WA 6440 Fax: 08 9881 3666 Email: [email protected] Contact: Shyama Peebles Phone: 08 9031 1313 KEEDAC carries out activities to promote Fax: 08 9031 1323 an economically viable and culturally Email: [email protected] dynamic Indigenous visual arts and The Laverton Outback Gallery is an crafts industry in south-west Western initiative of the community and local Australia. It supports the maintenance mining companies, and is an outlet for

Western Australia and preservation of culture and assists locally produced paintings and artefacts. Indigenous women to produce arts Items available include paintings (acrylic and craft. on canvas), woodwork (coolamons, bowls, clap sticks, boomerangs, shields, Kundat Djaru Aboriginal hunting spears, clubs, spear throwers and Corporation/Yaruman Arts carved animals) and jewellery. and Culture Centre Manambarra Aboriginal PMB 301 Kundat Djaru (Ringer Soak) Halls Creek WA 6770 Artists Inc Contact: Jenny Loverock C/- 24 Carnavon Crescent Phone: 08 9168 8922 Coolbinia WA 6050 Fax: 08 9168 8976 Phone: C/- 08 9388 2899 Email: [email protected] Items available from this centre include Mangkaja Arts Resource a range of artefacts (carved wooden Agency Aboriginal Corporation boomerangs, digging sticks, coolamons, nulla nullas) and paintings (acrylic on Shop 5, Tarunda Supermarket Complex canvas, ochre on canvas). Kundat Djaru, Fitzroy Crossing WA 6765 also called Ringer Soak, is around 170 km PO Box 117 south-east of Halls Creek in Western Australia, on the Duncan Highway. Fitzroy Crossing WA 6765 Contact: Mandy McGuire Phone: 08 9191 5272 Fax: 08 9191 5279 Email: [email protected] Indigenous Art Centres Web: www.mangkaja.com

Mangkaja Arts maintains a national exhibitions program showcasing the art of approximately 40 artists who work through the centre producing works on paper and paintings. It also runs a youth arts program in outlying communities. Section 1

40 Marra Indigenous Art Nagula Jarndu and Design (Saltwater Woman) Designs Cnr Baily Street and Chapman Road C/- Yawuru Jarndu Aboriginal Geraldton WA 6530 Corporation PO Box 2803 20 Clementson St Geraldton WA 6530 Broome WA 6725 Contact: Maxine Gregory PO Box 854 Phone: 08 9965 3440 Broome WA 6725 Fax: 08 9923 9644 Contact: Veronica Frances Email: [email protected] Phone: 08 9193 6441 Fax: 08 9193 6444 Marra Indigenous Art and Design supports Email: [email protected] artists from the Yamatji region of Western Australia. Items available include Nagula Jarndu Designs assists artists by paintings, woodwork and artefacts promoting and marketing their work,

(carvings) and jewellery. It is open providing business training opportunities Western Australia seven days from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. and is an Internet contact base for emerging The gallery and shop are located in the artists. Artworks sold in the corporation’s Geraldton Museum precinct. shop are designed and produced by the artists on site and are sold on a commission basis. The centre offers training in screen- Mowanjum Artists printing, art and design, dressmaking, Spirit of the Wandjina sewing, mosaic art, pottery, jewellery Aboriginal Corporation making, silk and linocuts. Nagula Jarndu Designs displays and sells a wide range of Mowanjum Community via Gibb Aboriginal paintings, designs on textiles River Road (screen-prints on fabric, designer clothes, PO Box 3 soft furnishings and napery). The artists are Derby WA 6728 also producing framed prints. Visitors are given the opportunity to meet the artists. Contacts: Peter Croll, Mark Norval Phone: 08 9191 1104 Fax: 08 9193 1045 NEEDAC Ltd Email: [email protected] Web: www.mowanjumart.com 100 Spencer Street Bunbury WA 6230 Mowanjum features the work of the Wororra, PO Box 6059 Ngarinyin and Wanambul people. The art is Bunbury WA 6231 based on the Wandjina and Gwion Gwion ﬁgures that are found as cave paintings in Phone: 08 9791 1822 the north-west Kimberley. Items available Fax: 08 9791 8516 include paintings (acrylic on canvas), works Email: [email protected] on paper (etchings) and jewellery.

NEEDAC supports the training and Indigenous Art Centres development of Aboriginal artists on the south coast of Western Australia in the Bunbury region. It provides promotional and networking activities to increase Aboriginal participation in cultural and artistic exhibitions. The group exhibits works in the town of Donnybrook. Works produced include paintings, textiles

(screen-printed clothes) and carved Section 1 wooden furniture from local timber.

41 Papulankutja Artists Southern Aboriginal Blackstone Ranges Corporation PMB 70 1912 Building via Alice Springs NT 0872 124 York Street Contact: Dianna Isgar Albany WA 6332 Phone: 08 8956 7586 PO Box 5277 Fax: 08 8954 9074 Albany WA 6332 Email: [email protected] Phone: 08 9842 7777 Fax: 08 9842 7780 This centre supports artists as young as Email: [email protected] 12 and as old as 90. Items include ﬁbre work (spinifex sculptures), woodwork This corporation works to preserve, and artefacts (coolamons, bowls, clap promote, recognise and protect sticks, boomerangs, shields, nulla nullas Indigenous art and cultural practices and carved animals), jewellery, paintings and activities in the Albany region.

Western Australia (acrylic on canvas and sand paintings) It supports individual artists through and works on paper (prints, hand-painted workshops, forums, art and cultural jigsaws and punu board prints). activities, festivals and exhibitions.

Pilbara Arts, Spinifex Arts Project Crafts and Design Tjuntjuntjara Community Aboriginal Corporation Paupiyala Tjarutja Aboriginal 16 Edgar Street Corporation Port Hedland WA 6721 PO Box 1014 PO Box 527 via Kalgoorlie WA 6430 Port Hedland WA 6721 Contact: Peter Twigg Phone: 08 9037 1147 Phone: 08 9173 1059 Fax: 08 9037 1157 Fax: 08 9173 1073 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.spinifex.org Web: www.pacdac.org.au Using extended bush trips, the Spinifex This centre exhibits, holds workshops and Arts Project produces fine art focused provides studio and exhibition space. It on the traditional culture of the spinifex also acts as a regional information and people of the Great Victoria Desert. support agency for Indigenous artists, Items available include paintings (acrylic supplying books on Pilbara Aboriginal on canvas), works on paper (screen- history, and language and social issues. printing), jewellery, woodwork, artefacts Items available include paintings (acrylic and fibre work (baskets). The centre is and oil on canvas), works on paper based at Ilkurlka in Western Australia. (linocuts, gouache and greeting cards), Indigenous Art Centres fibre work (woven baskets), and a small range of clothing. Section 1

42 Tjulyuru Regional Waringarri Aboriginal Arts Arts Gallery Speargrass Road (opposite Kelly’s Knob) Tjulyuru Cultural and Civic Centre Kununurra WA 6743 Warburton Arts Project PO Box 968 Great Central Road Kununurra WA 6743 Warburton WA 6430 Contact: Cathy Cummins PMB 71 Phone: 08 9168 2212 via Alice Springs NT 0872 Fax: 08 9169 1044 Email: [email protected] Contact: Albie Viegas Web: www.waringarriarts.com.au Phone: 08 8954 0011 Fax: 08 8954 0101 Waringarri Aboriginal Arts promotes Email: [email protected] artists from Kununurra and the east Web: www.tjulyuru.com Kimberley area and sells paintings (ochre and acrylic on canvas), prints on paper, This gallery showcases contemporary carved slates and boab nuts, jewellery cultural and artistic works, and supports and a selection of woodwork. Western Australia the manufacture and sale of art. Items available include paintings, ceramics, glass work and a range of woodwork. Warlayirti Artists Situated in the heart of the Ngaanyatjarra PMB 20 Balgo Hills Lands, the gallery houses the Warburton community arts collection and archive. via Halls Creek WA 6770 Contacts: Samantha Togni, Stephen Williamson Warba Mirdawaji Aboriginal Phone: 08 9168 8960 Community Art Group Fax: 08 9168 8889 Email: [email protected] PO Box 240 Web: www.balgoart.org.au Roebourne WA 6718 Phone: 08 9182 1051 Items available from Warlayirti Artists Fax: 08 9182 1569 include an extensive range of glass Email: [email protected] works, paintings and works on paper. Works are available for sale on the Warba Mirdawaji specialises in works on website or at the community. paper, textiles, murals and community projects in the Roebourne area. Indigenous Art Centres Section 1

43 Warmun Art Centre Yarliyil Art Centre Warmun Community (Turkey Creek) Great Northern Highway Great Northern Highway (between Halls Creek WA 6770 Halls Creek and Kununurra) PO Box 115 PMB 24 Turkey Creek Halls Creek WA 6770 via Kununurra WA 6743 Contact: Sue Bolland Contacts: Megan Buckley, Eamonn Scott Phone: 08 9168 6466 Phone: 08 9168 7496 Fax: 08 9168 6466 Fax: 08 9168 7444 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.yarliyilarts.com Web: www.warmunart.com This centre produces woodwork, artefacts The Warmun Art Centre operates and paintings. It provides local artists as a studio, sales and exhibition with the opportunity to display their space for Gija speaking artists. artwork in a retail outlet and actively Artists draw on traditional local promotes its artists outside of the Western Australia Ngarrangkarni (Dreaming) stories, as local community. well as contemporary events and life experiences. Items available include paintings (ochre and pigments on Yuriny Aboriginal canvas), works on paper, woodwork Cultural Centre (carved animals and clap sticks). It is located within the Warmun Community Winun Ngari Aboriginal Corporation and welcomes visitors from 9:00 am to Lock Street 4:00 pm on weekdays. Derby WA 6728 PO Box 500 Wongatha Wonganarra Derby WA 6728 Aboriginal Corporation Contact: Eugene McMahon Phone: 08 9191 1877 Weld Drive Fax: 08 9191 1964 Laverton WA 6440 Email: [email protected] PO Box 82 Laverton WA 6440 Contacts: Jan Douglas, Regina Sullivan Phone: 08 9031 1256 Fax: 08 9031 1459 Email: [email protected]

Local artists at this corporation produce a variety of paintings, traditional and landscape as well as painting on ceramics and other craft items. Fibre work is also Indigenous Art Centres a specialty of the area, and dancing and performances by women are growing in proﬁle. Section 1

44 Wholesalers, manufacturers and designers Section 2

45 46 All art centres listed in Section 1 of this Gavala Aboriginal Art directory operate as wholesalers. and Culture Pty Ltd Australian Art Print Network Shop 131, Harbourside Centre Darling Harbour Sydney 2000 68 Oxford Street Darlinghurst NSW 2010 Contact: Gavan Flick Phone: 02 9212 7232 Contact: Michael Kershaw Fax: 02 9211 7009 Phone: 02 9332 1722 Email: [email protected] Fax: 02 9332 2007 Web: www.gavala.com.au Email: [email protected] Web: www.aboriginalartprints.com.au Gavala Aboriginal Art and Culture is Aboriginal-owned and privately funded. The Australian Art Print Network publishes and distributes ﬁne art, limited edition prints by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Redfern Aboriginal Corporation New South Wales Islander artists. The network operates as 276–278 Abercrombie Street a publisher, wholesaler and retailer. Chippendale NSW 2008 PO Box 794 Balarinji Designs Studio Strawberry Hills NSW 2012 The Jumbana Group Contact: Claude Flanders Level 2, Simpson House Phone: 02 9318 1496 249 Pitt Street Fax: 02 9310 4380 Sydney NSW 2000 Email: [email protected] Contact: John and Ros Moriarty Web: Phone: 02 9267 4062 www.redfernaboriginalcorporation.com.au Fax: 02 9267 5730 Redfern Aboriginal Corporation designs and Email: [email protected] manufactures a range of screen-printed Web: www.jumbana.com.au items (clothing, t-shirts, vests and bags) Balarinji Designs Studio is part of the and home furnishings (kitchen sets, pillow Jumbana Group. It produces designs for a cases and tablecloths). The corporation wide range of mediums. Balarinji Designs runs a screening facility to print their own has been involved in commissioning and designs on silk and other textiles. developing designs for Qantas jumbo jets, clothing (silk kimonos) and other Western Sydney Community commercial ventures. Aboriginal Corporation Bidjiwong Classic 3/11 Eddie Road Minchinbury NSW 2770 Koori Designs Contacts: Gloria Inglis, Rex Gentles PO Box 102 Phone: 02 9832 3326 Coffs Harbour NSW 2450 Fax: 02 9832 4903 Wholesalers, manufacturers and designers Contact: Glenny Naden Email: [email protected] Phone: 02 6658 4249 or 0411 384 573 Web: www.wscac.com.au Email: [email protected] The corporation is supporting local Glenny Naden of Bidjiwong Classic Koori artists to produce artefacts and Designs is an Aboriginal women of the woodwork (boomerangs didgeridoos, Gabi Gabi clan of south east Queensland. carved and painted emu eggs), paintings The company produces and markets timber (acrylic on canvas), screen-printed textiles (t-shirts, doona covers, pillow products including artefacts, hand painted Section 2 art works, ceramics and souvenirs. sets and scarves), jewellery and CDs.

47 Aboriginal Arts and Maruku is the trading arm of the Anangu Uwankaraku Puna Aboriginal Corporation Culture Centre which means literally, wood belonging 125 Todd Street to the Anangu, who are the Aboriginal Alice Springs NT 0870 people from the south-east and west of central Australia. The company is owned Contact: Paul Ah Chee and controlled by Anangu. Maruku is Phone: 08 8952 3408 wholesaling woodwork (coolamons, clap Fax: 08 8953 2678 sticks, boomerangs or kalis, shields or Email: [email protected] tjaras, hunting spears or kulatas, clubs Web: www.aboriginalaustralia.com and chisels, spear throwers or mirus, This centre wholesales ﬁne art paintings carved animals and digging sticks). (works on canvas), arts and craft and It has a warehouse at the Mutitjulu conducts cultural tours. Arts and craft community in the Uluru Kata Tjuta products include punu works (carved and National Park. etched works on wood), didgeridoos, clothing (t-shirts, shirts, windcheaters) Pwanga Women’s Enterprises and beaded jewellery (necklaces and Northern Territory bracelets). It is open seven days a week PO Nguiu Bathurst Island, between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm. Tiwi Islands via Winnellie NT 0822 Keringke Arts Contact: Cheryl Argent Aboriginal Corporation Phone: 08 8970 9235 or 08 8970 9500 Fax: 08 8970 9236 Ltyentye Apurte Email: [email protected] PMB Santa Teresa Web: www.tilg.nt.gov.au via Alice Springs NT 0872 Pwanga Women’s Enterprises wholesales Contacts: Judy Lovell, Alan Tyley handcrafted screen-printed designs on Phone: 08 8956 0956 textiles (lengths of cotton) and clothing Fax: 08 8956 0956 for men, women and children (t-shirts, Email: [email protected] dresses and sportswear). All screen-prints Web: www.keringkearts.com.au are made and designed by Tiwi women for A wide range of products are available Pwanga Women’s Enterprises. It is open from Keringke Arts including textiles, Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 12:00 pm. works on paper, wood and canvas, hand- painted furniture, bowls, vases, artefacts Tiwi Design and woodwork (boomerangs, coolamons and clap sticks), beadwork and knick- Aboriginal Corporation knacks (mirrors, photo frames and hat Nguiu, Bathurst Island, Tiwi Islands and gift boxes). PMB 59 via Winnellie NT 0822 Maruku Arts Contact: Tim Hill Wholesalers, manufacturers and designers CMA Ininti Store, Mutitjulu Phone: 08 8978 3982 Fax: 08 8978 3828 via Uluru NT 0872 Email: [email protected] Contact: Stephen Fox Web: www.tiwiart.com Phone: 08 8956 2153 Fax: 08 8956 2410 Tiwi Design wholesales textiles including Email: [email protected] screen-printed lengths (cotton and silk) Web: www.maruku.com.au batik scarves, paintings (natural ochre), ceramics, jewellery, wood carvings,

Section 2 sculptures (cast bronze) and cast glass.

48 Eva Wanganeen 325 Cape Tribulation Road Cow Bay QLD 4873 Contact: Eva Wanganeen Phone: 07 4098 9197 Fax: 07 4098 9197 Email: [email protected]

Eva Wanganeen produces and wholesales hand-painted and digitally printed silk clothing (scarves and sarongs). Queensland

Kowrowa Aboriginal Arts and Crafts Buchan Street Kowrowa, via Kuranda QLD 4872 PO Box 672 Kuranda QLD 4872 Contact: Ron Richards Phone: 07 4093 9011

Kowrowa Aboriginal Arts and Crafts produces cultural items. The organisation makes different types of boomerangs, including returning, hook and club boomerangs. Other woodwork items for sale include spears, woomeras, clap sticks and bull roarers.

Murra Wolka Creations 39 Memorial Drive Eumundi QLD 4562 PO Box 268 Cottontree QLD 4558 Contact: Joe Skeen Phone: 07 5442 8939 Fax: 07 5442 7685 Email: [email protected] Web: www.murrawolka.com Wholesalers, manufacturers and designers Mura Wolka Creations wholesales boomerangs and didgeridoos (black wattle), nulla nullas and framed paintings (on canvas). Section 2

49 DD by Megan Salmon Pty Ltd 55 Queen Victoria Street Fremantle WA 6160 Contact: Steve Culley Phone: 08 9335 3789 or 0433 217 470 Fax: 08 9335 9735 Email: [email protected] Web: www.ddbymegansalmon.com

DD by Megan Salmon Pty Ltd is a designer fashion label. The company licences the work of Jimmy Pike for inclusion in the DD Megan Salmon brand.

Desert Designs

Western Australia 55 Queen Victoria St Fremantle WA 6160 Contact: Steve Culley Phone: 08 9335 3789 or 0433 217 470 Fax: 08 9335 9735 Email: [email protected] Web: www.ddbymegansalmon.com

Desert Designs is a licensing company that promotes and licenses the work of Jimmy Pike and other Indigenous artists, to the top end of the fashion design and textile market, under the brand name Desert Designs. The range of products available includes clothing and accessories. Desert Designs also promotes and sells Jimmy Pike limited edition prints. Desert Designs owns another label ‘Outstations’, that represents a host of other Aboriginal artists and licenses their work in products for the tourist market. Wholesalers, manufacturers and designers Section 2

50 Public art galleries and museums Section 4

75 76 Canberra Museum and Gallery National Museum of Australia Cnr London Circuit and Civic Square Lawson Crescent Canberra City ACT 2601 Acton Peninsula PO Box 939 Canberra ACT 2600 Civic Square ACT 2608 PO Box 1901 Contact: Peter Haynes – Director Canberra ACT 2601 Phone: 02 6207 3968 Phone: 02 6208 5000 Fax: 02 6207 2177 Fax: 02 6208 5099 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.museumsandgalleries.act.gov.au Web: www.nma.gov.au Canberra Museum and Gallery celebrates The National Museum’s, First Australians: the region’s social history and visual Gallery of Aboriginal and Torres Strait arts with exhibitions and community Islander Peoples, tells the story of programs and events. It houses a Australia’s Indigenous peoples — from permanent collection, Reﬂecting Canberra, early times to today’s living cultures. The and a variety of local, national and exhibition is presented through the eyes international exhibitions. The gallery has of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander a small collection of Indigenous artefacts. people. The gallery’s exhibitions include cultural objects of signiﬁcance, personal possessions, art, music, multimedia Drill Hall Gallery displays, photographs and videos. Kingsley Street Acton ACT 2601 Parliament House Australian Captial Territory Contact: Nancy Sever Art Collection Phone: 02 6125 5832 Fax: 02 6247 2595 Parliament House Canberra ACT 2600 Located on the Australian National University campus, this gallery’s program Phone: 02 6277 5123 features both national and international Fax: 02 6277 3905 exhibitions, and exhibits works from the Email: [email protected] university’s extensive collection. It is open Wednesday to Sunday, 12:00 pm The Parliament House Art Collection to 5:00 pm. is a major national art collection that includes contemporary Australian art, the Parliament House Gift Collection and the National Gallery of Australia Historic Memorials Collection. Parkes Place Parkes ACT 2601 GPO Box 1150 Canberra ACT 2601

Contact: Brenda L Croft – Senior Curator Public art galleries and museums Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Phone: 02 6240 6502 Fax: 02 6240 6529 Web: www.nga.gov.au Home to the Aboriginal Memorial, the National Gallery of Australia has a space permanently dedicated to the display of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and a high quality collection of Indigenous Section 4 artworks. Exhibitions change regularly.

77 Albury Regional Art Gallery Art Gallery of 546 Dean Street New South Wales Albury NSW 2640 Art Gallery Road PO Box 664 Sydney NSW 2000 Albury NSW 2640 Contact: Hetti Perkins – Curator of Contact: Kevin Wilson – Director Aboriginal Art Phone: 02 6051 3480 Phone: 02 9225 1700 or free call Fax: 02 6051 3482 1800 679 278 Email: Fax: 02 9221 6226 [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.alburycity.nsw.gov.au/gallery Web: www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au

This gallery has a dynamic exhibitions The Art Gallery of New South Wales program and an expansive contemporary holds a comprehensive and significant photography collection including works collection of fine Australian Indigenous New South Wales by Indigenous artists Brenda Croft, art, both traditional and contemporary. Destiny Deacon, Leah King Smith and Tracey Moffatt. The gallery is open daily. Australian Museum Entry is free. 6 College Street Sydney NSW 2010 Artbank PO Box A285 National Contemporary Art Rental Sydney South NSW 2000 50C Rosebery Avenue Rosebery NSW 2018 Phone: 02 9320 6000 Fax: 02 9320 6050 Contact: Antonia Syme – Director Web: www.austmus.gov.au Phone: 02 9662 8011 or free call 1800 251 651 The Australian Museum has an Fax: 02 9662 2563 international reputation in natural Email: [email protected] history and Indigenous studies research, Web: www.artbank.gov.au community programs and exhibitions. The museum was established in 1827 and Artbank is the Australian Government’s is Australia’s first museum. It has unique national art rental program. It purchases and extensive collections of natural work from Australian contemporary science and cultural artefacts. artists and craftspeople and has a collection of more than 9000 works, with Australian National a special focus on Indigenous artworks. Maritime Museum Artbank is Australia’s largest and most prominent collection of artworks 2 Murray Street available for rental. It is a national Darling Harbour NSW 2009 organisation with showrooms in Sydney, GPO Box 5131

Public art galleries and museums Melbourne and Perth. Sydney NSW 2001 Phone: 02 9298 3777 Fax: 02 9298 3780 Web: www.anmm.gov.au

The National Maritime Museum collects and exhibits artworks with a maritime theme. Section 4

78 Blacktown Art Centre Casula Powerhouse 78 Flushcombe Road Arts Centre Blacktown NSW 2148 1 Casula Rd Contact: Ingrid Hoffman Casula NSW 2170 Phone: 02 9839 6558 PO Box 190 Fax: 02 9831 8730 Casula NSW 2170 Blacktown Arts Centre is a platform Contact: Con Gouriotis – Director for artists and new forms of artistic Phone: 02 9824 1121 expression. The gallery encourages Fax: 02 9821 4273 partnerships and experimentation and Email: [email protected]. stimulates discussion on contemporary art Web: www.casulapowerhouse.com within the community of Western Sydney. Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre hosts exhibitions, art workshops, artist-in-

Broken Hill Regional residence programs and special events. New South Wales Art Gallery The annual Mil-Pra-AECG exhibition attracts Indigenous artists from the area. Cnr Blende and Chloride Streets Broken Hill NSW 2880 Dubbo Regional Gallery PO Box 448 Broken Hill NSW 2880 76 Wingewarra Street Dubbo NSW 2830 Phone: 08 8088 5491 Fax: 08 8087 1411 PO Box 81 Email: [email protected] Dubbo NSW 2830 The Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery Phone: 02 6801 4431 is one of Australia’s oldest regional Fax: 02 6801 4449 galleries. It has a well-developed Email: [email protected] collection and a commitment to Web: www.dubbo.nsw.gov.au promoting artists from the region. Illawarra Aboriginal Campbelltown City Corporation Culture Centre Bicentennial Gallery PO Box 5457 Art Gallery Road Wollongong NSW 2560 Campbelltown NSW 2560 Contact: Mary Davis – Chairwoman Phone: 02 4228 1585 Contact: Michael Hedger – Director Fax: 02 4229 2843 Phone: 02 4645 4335 Fax: 02 4645 4385 The Illawarra Culture Centre is a culture Email: centre, museum and display area, which [email protected] highlights aspects of Indigenous culture Web: www.regionalgalleries.nsw.gov.au from the Illawarra region. Public art galleries and museums This gallery features exhibitions of national and regional art and has an art workshop centre. It is open Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, and Sundays and public holidays, 12:00 am to 4:00 pm. On Mondays groups are by appointment. Section 4

79 Lady Denman Minjungbal Cultural Centre Heritage Complex Cnr Kirkwood Road and Duffy Street 1 Dent Street South Tweed Heads NSW 2486 Huskisson NSW 2540 PO Box 6231 Phone: 02 4441 5675 South Tweed Heads NSW 2486 Fax: 02 4441 7688 Phone: 02 5524 2109 Email: [email protected] Fax: 02 5523 1411 Web: www.ladydenman.asn.au The centre is an outreach activity of the This museum has a major display of Australian Museum. It has a display of Aboriginal artefacts from the south coast the life styles of Aboriginal people of of New South Wales, as well as European the north coast of New South Wales. It and maritime collections. The museum conducts cultural and environmental tours. organises regular Indigenous cultural tours. New South Wales Lismore Regional Art Gallery Moree Plains Gallery Cnr Frome and Heber Streets 131 Molesworth Street Moree NSW 2400 Lismore NSW 2480 PO Box 1108 PO Box 23A Moree NSW 2400 Lismore NSW 2480 Contact: Katrina Rumley – Director Contact: Steven Alderton – Director Phone: 02 6757 3323 Phone: 02 6622 2209 Fax: 02 6752 7173 Fax: 02 6622 2228 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.moreeplainsgallery.org.au Web: www.lismore.nsw.gov.au/gallery Moree Plains Gallery houses an important The Lismore Regional Gallery supports collection of artefacts, rocks and stones the development of arts practice in from the Kamilaroi region. There is also a the region. It puts together innovative collection of wooden artefacts and barks proposals for exhibitions that involve the and a growing collection of regional local Bundjalung community. contemporary Indigenous artworks.

Manning Regional Art Gallery Mosman Art Gallery and 12 Macquarie Street Community Centre Taree NSW 2430 Cnr Short Street and Myagah Road PO Box 482 Mosman NSW 2088 Taree NSW 2430 Contact: Tony Geddes – Director Contact: Sue Mitchell – Director Phone: 02 9978 4178 Phone: 02 6592 5455 Fax: 02 9978 4149 Public art galleries and museums Fax: 02 6592 5450 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.mosman.nsw.gov.au/ Web: recreation/artgallery.html www.gtcc.nsw.gov.au/mrag/links.php The Mosman Art Gallery presents a diverse exhibitions program from local, regional, national and international sources and covers the visual arts, craft and design, including historical and

Section 4 contemporary themes and subjects.

80 Murrbay Aboriginal Language Muswellbrook Regional and Culture Cooperative Arts Centre 465 Bellwood Road Cnr Bridge and Market Streets Nambucca Heads NSW 2448 Muswellbrook NSW 2333 Contact: Ken Walker PO Box 122 Phone: 02 6569 4294 Muswellbrook NSW 2333 Fax: 02 6569 4295 Contacts: Rhonda Hunt – Centre Manager, Peter Gill – Curator Museum of Contemporary Art Phone: 02 6549 3880 Fax: 02 6549 3886 Circular Quay West Email: George Street [email protected] The Rocks NSW 2000 Web: muswellbrook.nsw.gov.auvisitors/ artscentre PO Box R1286 New South Wales Sydney NSW 2000 The arts centre houses the shire arts Contact: Keith Munro – Curator Aboriginal collection, which includes contemporary and Torres Strait Islander Programs Australian paintings, works on paper, Phone: 02 9245 2400 ceramics and photography and the Max Fax: 02 9252 4361 Watters Collection. There is a constantly Web: www.mca.com.au changing exhibition program of both local and touring shows. The Museum of Contemporary Art has an extensive collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. It is open every New England Regional day from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Art Museum Kentucky Street Museum of Sydney Armidale NSW 2350 Cnr Phillip and Bridge Streets PO Box 508 Sydney NSW 2000 Armidale NSW 2350 Contact: Janice Lally – Director Phone: 02 9251 5988 Phone: 02 6772 5255 Fax: 02 9251 5966 Fax: 02 6771 2397 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] The Museum of Sydney offers the visitor Web: www.neram.com.au a journey through Sydney as it was in 1788 and shows how the city has The New England Regional Art Museum developed. It uses exhibits, ﬁlms and holds a large collection of Australian art state of the art technology to tell stories and conducts a varied exhibition and of colonial life, Aboriginal culture, touring program. environment, trade and the law. Public art galleries and museums Section 4

81 Powerhouse Museum Wollongong City Art Gallery 500 Harris Street Cnr Kembla and Burelli Streets Ultimo NSW 2007 Wollongong NSW 2520 PO Box K346 PO Box 696 Haymarket NSW 1238 Wollongong East NSW 2520 Phone: 02 9217 0111 Phone: 02 4228 7500 Fax: 02 9217 0333 Fax: 02 4226 5530 Email: [email protected] Email: Web: www.phm.gov.au [email protected]

This museum showcases extraordinary Wollongong City Gallery has a collection science, technology, decorative arts, of art from the Illawarra region, as transport and space exhibits. well as contemporary Australian and Aboriginal art. It holds regular and

New South Wales Tamworth City Gallery changing exhibitions of local, national and international art. 466 Peel Street Tamworth NSW 2340 PO Box 555 Tamworth NSW 2340 Contact: Brian Langer – Director Phone: 02 6755 4459 Fax: 02 6755 4499 Email: [email protected] Web: www.tamworth.nsw.gov.au

This gallery is home to the Utopia Collection Bequest, which consists of historically and culturally important silk batik textiles, works on paper and woodwork from Utopia in central Australia.

Wagga Wagga Art Gallery Wagga Wagga Civic Centre Baylis Street Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 PO Box 20 Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 Contact: Kirsty Davies – Executive Ofﬁcer Public art galleries and museums Phone: 02 6926 9660 Fax: 02 6926 9669 Email: [email protected] Web: www.waggaartgallery.org/artgallery

Wagga Wagga Art Gallery is an innovative public art museum servicing the city and the Riverina. The gallery’s signiﬁcant collections include contemporary glass

Section 4 art, prints and other work by prominent regional artists.

82 Araluen Centre for Arts Djómi Museum and Entertainment PMB 102 Maningrida Larapinta Drive via Winnellie NT 0822 Alice Springs NT 0870 Contact: Apolline Kohen PO Box 3521 Phone: 08 8979 5946 Alice Springs NT 0871 Fax: 08 8979 5996 Email: [email protected] Contact: Tim Rollason Web: www.maningrida.com Phone: 08 8951 1120 Fax: 08 8953 0259 The Djómi Museum is the Maningrida Email: [email protected] and surrounding region’s cultural keeping place. It houses a collection of The three major galleries of the Araluen Aboriginal art from central Arnhem Centre feature significant collections of Land. It is a regional museum of the Aboriginal art. Each September Araluen Museums and Art Galleries of the hosts the high-profile Desert Mob Show, Northern Territory. an exhibition of new works from across the central desert. Northern Territory Hermannsburg Historical Precinct Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Ntaria Council Tuffin Road Hermannsburg NT 0872 Yirrkala NT 0880 Phone: 08 8956 7402 Phone: 08 8987 1701 Fax: 08 8956 7425 Fax: 08 8987 2701 Email: [email protected] The Hermannsburg Historical Precinct Web: www.aboriginalart.org/buku houses a museum and art gallery dedicated to Albert Namatjira and the The Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Arts and water colour painters of the region. Culture Centre is located in Yirrkala, The gallery also displays the work of north-east Arnhem Land. The centre contemporary Hermannsburg artists. incorporates a large museum that includes There is an entry fee for the precinct. the historic Yirrkala Church Panels (1963). No permit is required to visit from the nearby mining town of Nhulunbuy (Gove) Kanam Kek Yile-Ngala or Gove Airport. It is open Monday to Museum Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, and Saturday, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. C/- Post Office Wadeye NT 0822 Contact: Mark Crocombe Phone: 08 8978 2677 Fax: 08 8978 2725 Email: [email protected] Public art galleries and museums The Kanam Kek Yile-Ngala Museum displays art and culture from the Wadeye, Port Keats region, as well as presenting the mission history of the area. Section 4

83 Museum and Art Gallery of Warradjan Aboriginal the Northern Territory Cultural Centre Conacher Street Cooinda Road Bullocky Point Yellow Waters Darwin NT 0820 Kakadu National Park NT 0886 GPO Box 4646 Phone: 08 8979 0051 Darwin NT 0801 Fax: 08 8979 0148 Contact: Margie West – Curator of Aboriginal Art Phone: 08 8999 8264 Fax: 08 8999 8289 Email: [email protected]

The Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory houses extensive collections of Aboriginal art and cultural

Northern Territory material, mainly from the Northern Territory and surrounding regions. The museum hosts the high-proﬁle annual Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award and maintains Indigenous displays at the Bullock Point facility, Fannie Bay Gaol and BAT House in Darwin. It also oversees the Namatjira Gallery at the Araluen Centre in Alice Springs.

24HR Art – Northern Territory Centre for Contemporary Art Vimy Lane Parap NT 0820 GPO Box 28 Darwin NT 0801 Contact: Caroline Farmer – Director Phone: 08 8981 5368 Fax: 08 8981 5547 Email: [email protected] Web: www.24hrart.org.au

24HR Art is a non-proﬁt, government-

Public art galleries and museums funded art space that shows regionally distinct, experimental, contemporary art. 24HR Art operates from Darwin, representing artists from all over the Northern Territory and Australia. It also exhibits international artworks. Section 4

84 Bundaberg Art Centre Gold Coast City Art Gallery Cnr Quay and Barolin Streets Gold Coast Arts Centre Bundaberg QLD 4670 135 Bundall Road PO Box 538 Surfers Paradise QLD 4217 Bundaberg QLD 4670 Contact: John Walsh – Gallery Manager Phone: 07 5581 6567 Contact: Shelley Pisani – Coordinator Fax: 07 5581 6594 Phone: 07 4152 3700 Email: [email protected] Fax: 07 4151 2725 Web: www.gcac.com.au Email: [email protected] This gallery houses the Gold Coast City Queensland Cairns Regional Gallery collection of more than 1000 artworks, featuring work by key regional, Cnr Abbott and Shields Streets Queensland, national, Aboriginal and Cairns QLD 4870 Torres Strait Islander artists. PO Box 7784 Cairns QLD 4870 Griffith Artworks Contact: Louise Doyle – Director Queensland College of Art Phone: 07 4046 4800 Gallery (QCA) Fax: 07 4031 6410 Nathan Campus Email: [email protected] Web: www.cairnsregionalgallery.com.au Griffith University QLD 4111 Contact: Simon Wright – Director Cairns Regional Gallery has an extensive Phone: 07 3875 7414 and diverse exhibitions calendar and Fax: 07 3875 7932 conducts educational, promotional and Web: www.gu.edu.au/centre/artworks public program activities. It holds an average of 30 exhibitions per year Griffith Artworks manages the QCA Gallery featuring the work of national and at Southbank, a large contemporary international artists with a strong focus art collection at Nathan Campus, a on local and Indigenous artworks. five-campus exhibition program, and a resource centre for curatorial students of Griffith University/QCA. Gab Titui Cultural Centre Torres Strait Regional Authority PO Box 261 Thursday Island QLD 4875 Phone: 07 4090 2130 Fax: 07 4090 2145 Email: [email protected] Web: www.tsra.gov.au

The Gab Titui Cultural Centre supports Public art galleries and museums Torres Strait Islander culture, history and art through exhibitions and training programs. It supports the production of artefacts, ceramics, woodwork (carvings), musical instruments, ﬁbre work (coconut frond baskets, shell and seed work jewellery), screen printed textiles (tablecloths, tea towels and lengths), shell carvings and

works on paper (lino prints). Items are Section 4 for sale in the shop.

85 Institute of Modern Art The Museum of Brisbane presents a diverse program of exhibitions with a Judith Wright Centre of local contemporary emphasis, featuring a Contemporary Arts strong element of craft and design. 420 Brunswick Street Fortitude Valley QLD 4006 Noosa Regional Gallery PO Box 2176 Pelican Street Fortitude Valley QLD 4006 Tewantin QLD 4565 Contact: Robert Leonard – Director Phone: 07 3252 5750 PO Box 141 Fax: 07 3252 5072 Tewantin QLD 4565 Queensland Email: [email protected] Web: www.ima.org.au Contact: Margo Miranda – Gallery Administration The Institute of Modern Art is a Phone: 07 5449 5340 contemporary art space and assists Fax: 07 5447 1062 contemporary and experimental artists, Email: [email protected] and promotes public understanding and Web: www.noosaregionalgallery.org appreciation of their work. The Noosa Regional Gallery provides quality exhibitions of contemporary Logan Art Gallery art from Australia and overseas. The Floating Land is its signature Cnr Wembley Road and Jacaranda biannual international environmental Avenue sculpture project. Logan Central QLD 4114 PO Box 3226 Perc Tucker Regional Gallery Logan City QLD 4114 Cnr Denham Street and Flinders Mall Contact: Annette Turner – Visual Arts Townsville QLD 4810 Program Coordinator Phone: 07 3826 5519 PO Box 1268 Fax: 07 3826 5350 Townsville QLD 4810 Email: [email protected] Web: www.logan.qld.gov.au Contact: Frances Thomson – Director Phone: 07 4727 9011 Logan Art Gallery opened in 1995 as Fax: 07 4772 3656 a community-based initiative that Email: [email protected] celebrates Logan and Queensland artists. Web: It provides a dynamic program for www.townsville.qld.gov.au/perctucker residents and visitors to enjoy the visual The Perc Tucker Regional Gallery has a arts. Exhibitions change monthly. diverse and innovative program of local, national and international exhibitions Museum of Brisbane with a special focus on exhibiting the Public art galleries and museums work of Indigenous and other north Ground Floor, City Hall Queensland artists. Brisbane QLD 4000 GPO Box 1434 Brisbane QLD 4001 Phone: 07 3403 8888 Fax: 07 3403 5325 Email: [email protected] Web: www.brisbane.qld.gov.au Section 4

86 Queensland Art Gallery Rockhampton Art Gallery Melbourne Street 62 Victoria Parade South Brisbane QLD 4100 Rockhampton QLD 4700 PO Box 3686 PO Box 243 South Brisbane QLD 4101 Rockhampton QLD 4700 Phone: 07 3840 7303 Contact: Janine Allan Fax: 07 3844 8865 Phone: 07 4927 7129 or 07 4936 8172 Email: [email protected] Fax: 07 4921 1738 Web: www.qag.qld.gov.au Email: [email protected] Web: www.rockhampton.qld.gov.au

The gallery’s Indigenous Australian Queensland art collection is comprehensive with a The collection at this gallery includes strong contemporary focus. The gallery paintings from the 1920s, as well as collects the work of emerging art from more recent paintings, prints, drawings, urban and rural centres and from regional photographs and contemporary ceramics. Queensland and is active in documenting innovative art practices in traditional areas. Collaboration among Indigenous Toowoomba Regional artists and between Indigenous and Art Gallery non-Indigenous artists is a feature of 531 Ruthven Street this collection. Toowoomba QLD 4350 PO Box 3021 Queensland Museum Toowoomba QLD 4350 Cnr Grey and Melbourne Streets Contact: Diane Baker South Bank QLD 4100 Phone: 07 4688 6652 PO Box 3300 Fax: 07 4688 6895 Email: [email protected] South Brisbane Q 4101 Web: www.toowoomba.qld.gov.au Phone: 07 3840 7635 Fax: 07 3846 1918 Established in 1938, Toowoomba has Email: [email protected] the oldest public art gallery in regional Web: www.qmuseum.qld.gov.au Queensland. The new gallery was opened in 1994 and is owned and maintained by The Queensland Museum holds the the Toowoomba City Council. state collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artefacts and historical photographs. University of the Sunshine Coast Gallery Cnr Stringybark Road and Sippy Downs Drive Sippy Downs QLD 4556 Contact: Dawn Oelrich – Curator Public art galleries and museums Phone: 07 5459 4645 Fax: 07 5430 2885 Email: [email protected] Web: www.usc.edu.au/gallery

The University of the Sunshine Coast Gallery hosts a range of diverse exhibitions throughout the academic year. The

university is establishing a collection of Section 4 contemporary Australian art.

87 Art Gallery of South Australia Flinders University North Terrace Art Museum Adelaide SA 5000 14–16 Grote Street Phone: 08 8207 7000 Adelaide SA 5000 Fax: 08 8207 7070 GPO Box 2100 Email: [email protected] Adelaide 5001 SA Web: www.artgallery.sa.gov.au Contact: Gail Greenwood This gallery owns a significant collection Phone: 08 8201 2695 of Australian Aboriginal art and this is Fax: 08 8201 2543 displayed in the atrium of the West Wing. Email: museum@flinders.edu.au Visitors are able to view dot paintings Web: www.flinders.edu.au/artmuseum from the central desert, sculptures and bark paintings from Arnhem Land and Flinders University Art Museum is a

South Australia work from the Kimberley region. cultural facility maintained by the university. The current focus of its permanent collection is Australian Contemporary Art Centre of Indigenous art drawn from throughout South Australia Australia, with an emphasis on works from the central desert. 14 Porter Street Parkside SA 5063 National Aboriginal Cultural Contact: Alan Cruickshank – Director Phone: 08 8272 2682 Institute – Tandanya Fax: 08 8373 4286 253 Grenfell Street Email: [email protected] Adelaide SA 5000 Web: www.cacsa.org.au Contact: Philip Watkins This centre promotes, develops and Phone: 08 8224 3200 supports contemporary art practice Fax: 08 8224 3250 and critical thinking through South Web: www.tandanya.com.au Australian national and international exhibitions, publications, public forums The National Aboriginal Cultural Institute and associated activities. – Tandanya was established as a place of learning for Aboriginal and non- Aboriginal people. Tandanya aims to foster understanding and appreciation of Aboriginal cultures, history and contemporary issues through the arts. Public art galleries and museums Section 4

88 River Lands Gallery Berri Arts Centre 23 Wilson Street Berri SA 5343 PO Box 228 Berri SA 5343 Contact: Danyon De Buell Phone: 08 8582 2288 Fax: 08 8582 3237 Email: [email protected] Web: www.countryarts.org.au This gallery exhibits touring contemporary art exhibitions and from time to time South Australia shows the work of local Aboriginal artists.

South Australian Museum North Terrace Adelaide SA 5000 Contact: Information Ofﬁcer, Indigenous Information Centre Phone: 08 8207 7410 Fax: 08 8207 7560 Email: [email protected] Web: www.samuseum.sa.gov.au

This museum’s exhibitions are drawn from world-renowned Australian Aboriginal, Paciﬁc and ancient Egyptian collections.

University of South Australia Art Museum 54 North Terrace City West Campus Adelaide SA 5000 GPO Box 2471 Adelaide SA 5001 Phone: 08 8302 0870 Fax: 08 8302 0866

Email: [email protected] Public art galleries and museums Web: www.unisa.edu.au/amu

The University of South Australia Art Museum presents exhibitions of mostly contemporary art, and craft and design, including architecture. It presents touring exhibitions and produces publications and educational programs. Section 4

89 Bellerive Community Plimsoll Gallery – Arts Centre University of Tasmania 17 Cambridge Road Centre for the Arts Bellerive TAS 7018 Hunter Street Contact: Marjorie Luck Victoria Dock, TAS 7000 Phone: 03 6245 8742 Phone: 03 6226 4309 Fax: 03 6245 8738 Fax: 03 6226 4308 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Tasmania Bellerive Community Arts Centre offers a This gallery presents exhibitions of variety of workshops and runs an contemporary art, craft and design. It is artist-in-residence program. open daily 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm.

Living History Museum of Salamanca Arts Centre Aboriginal Cultural Heritage 77 Salamanca Place Cnr Cross and Nicholls Rivulet Roads Hobart TAS 7004 C/- South East Tasmania Aboriginal Phone: 03 6234 8414 Corporation Fax: 03 6224 0245 19 Mary St Email: [email protected] Cygnet TAS 7112 Web: www.salarts.org.au Contact: Faye Tatnell This centre houses artists’ studios, ﬁne Phone: 03 6295 0004 art and craft retail outlets plus a myriad Fax: 03 6295 0535 of arts organisations and associations. It Email: [email protected] also plays host to a constantly changing program of exhibitions, performances and Traditional locally produced artefacts are public events all year round. displayed and sold in this museum.

Moonah Arts Centre – Tasmanian Museum and Glenorchy City Council Art Gallery 65 Hopkins Street 40 Macquarie Street Moonah TAS 7009 Hobart TAS 7001 Contact: Jennie Gorringe GPO Box 1164M Phone: 03 6214 7633 Hobart TAS 7001 Fax: 03 6214 7636 Contacts: David Hansen – Senior Email: [email protected] Curator of Art, Tony Brown – Curator of Web: www.gcc.tas.gov.au Indigenous Cultures Phone: 03 6211 4177 This public gallery holds regular Fax: 03 6211 4112

Public art galleries and museums exhibitions of the work of local Email: [email protected] Aboriginal artists and craftspeople. Web: www.tmag.tas.gov.au

The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery has collections of Indigenous cultural material, including bark paintings, canoes and implements. The displays are part of the institution’s contemporary art and Indigenous culture collection. Section 4

90 Tiagarra Aboriginal Culture Centre and Museum Mersey Bluff Devonport TAS 7310 PO Box 31E East Devonport TAS 7310 Contact: Jayne Hosking – Manager Phone: 03 6424 8250 Fax: 03 6423 2244 Tasmania Email: [email protected]

Tiagarra incorporates a cultural museum and gift shop. It displays petroglyphs, designs in rock and exhibits that depict the traditional lifestyle of Tasmanian Aboriginal people. Displays include stone tools, shelters and weapons. It is open everyday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Women’s Karadi Aboriginal Corporation 4 Rothsay Circle Goodwood TAS 7010 PO Box 523 Glenorchy TAS 7010 Contact: Leonie Dickson Phone: 03 6272 3511 Fax: 03 6272 3588 Email: [email protected]

This corporation is exhibiting and selling traditional and contemporary artworks from the local region. The works on show include ﬁbre work (baskets and bull kelp products such as traditional water carriers). Public art galleries and museums Section 4

91 Australian Centre for Bunjilaka Aboriginal Centre Contemporary Art Melbourne Museum 111 Sturt Street 11 Nicholson Street Southbank VIC 3006 Carlton VIC 3053 Contact: Juliana Engberg PO Box 666E Phone: 03 9697 9999 Melbourne VIC 3001 Fax: 03 9686 8830 Phone: 03 8341 7777 or local call Victoria Email: [email protected] Web: www.accaonline.org.au 1300 135 858 Fax: 03 8341 7304 This centre has a regularly changing Email: [email protected] program that includes exhibitions of work Web: melbourne.museum.vic.gov.au/ by contemporary Indigenous artists. exhibitions/gallery_bunjilaka.asp The Bunjilaka Aboriginal Centre is Brambuk Living Aboriginal at Melbourne Museum and presents, interprets and celebrates Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Torres Strait Islander cultures, Grampians Road philosophies and issues, with a Halls Gap VIC 3381 focus on south-eastern Australian Aboriginal people. PO Box 43 Halls Gap VIC 3381 Dharnya Education Centre Contact: Kaye Harris Phone: 03 5356 4452 Sandridge Road Fax: 03 5356 4455 Barmah VIC 3639 Email: [email protected] Web: www.brambuk.com.au Contacts: Hilda Stewart, Greta Morgan Phone: 03 5869 3302 The Brambuk Living Aboriginal Cultural Fax: 03 5869 3249 Centre, in the Grampians/Gariwerd National Park, is a unique centre that The Dharnya Centre provides educational provides learning experiences on the opportunities for individuals and groups culture of the Koori communities to learn and appreciate the living history of south-west Victoria. Activities of Yorta Yorta culture and the unique available at the centre include theatre, surrounding environment. rock art tours, didgeridoo and dance performances, bush food tastings Footscray Community Arts and traditional medicine information sessions. It is open seven days a week Centre and Gabriel Gallery from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Henderson House 45 Moreland Street Footscray VIC 3011

Public art galleries and museums PO Box 479 Footscray VIC 3011 Contact: Carmen Grostal Phone: 03 9689 5677 Fax: 03 9689 7886 Email: [email protected] Section 4

92 Koorie Heritage Trust Mornington Peninsula Cultural Centre Regional Art Gallery 295 King Street Civic Reserve Melbourne VIC 3000 Corner Dunns Road Contact: Maree Clarke Mornington VIC 3931 Phone: 03 8622 2600 Contact: Andrea May Churcher – Director Fax: 03 9602 4333 Phone: 03 5975 4395 Email: [email protected] Fax: 03 5977 0377 Victoria Web: www.koorieheritagetrust.com Email: [email protected] Web: mprg.mornpen.vic.gov.au The Koorie Heritage Trust Cultural Centre provides support and opportunities to Victorian Aboriginal artists and promotes Museum Victoria and operates two gallery spaces. It GPO Box 666 works to increase understanding and appreciation of Koorie art and culture. Melbourne VIC 3001 Phone: 03 8341 7777 Fax: 03 8341 7778 Mildura Arts Centre Web: www.museum.vic.gov.au 199 Cureton Avenue Mildura VIC 3500 Museum Victoria cares for the state’s museum collections, conducts research PO Box 105 and provides public access. The Mildura VIC 3500 organisation operates three public campuses and one of Australia’s major Contact: Julian Bowron – Arts Manager education and research-based websites. Phone: 03 5018 8330 Fax: 03 5021 1899 The state’s primary Indigenous collection Email: [email protected] is at the Melbourne Museum. Web: www.milduraarts.net.au

Mildura Arts Centre is a regional art gallery National Gallery of Victoria showing touring art, craft and social NGV Australia history exhibitions plus new work by Federation Square local artists. Corner of Russell and Flinders Streets Melbourne VIC 8004 Monash Gallery of Art PO Box 7259 860 Ferntree Gully Road Melbourne VIC 8004 Wheelers Hill VIC 3150 Contact: Judith Ryan Contact: Jane Scott – Director Phone: 03 8620 2222 Phone: 03 9562 1569 Fax: 03 8620 2555 Fax: 03 9562 2433 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.ngv.vic.gov.au Web: www.mga.org.au Public art galleries and museums The National Gallery of Victoria provides The Monash Gallery of Art offers visitors an outline of the history of world art a changing program of exhibitions, and a comprehensive survey of the ﬁnest including works from the gallery’s own achievements of Australian artists of both permanent collection. It also specialises Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal descent. in Australian photography. Section 4

93 Art Gallery of Fremantle Arts Centre Western Australia 1 Finnerty Street Perth Cultural Centre Fremantle WA 6959 Perth WA 6000 PO Box 891 PO Box 8363 Fremantle WA 6959 Perth Business Centre Phone: 08 9432 9555 Perth WA 6849 Fax: 08 9430 6613 Email: [email protected] Phone: 08 9492 6600 Web: www.fac.org.au Email: [email protected] Web: www.artgallery.wa.gov.au Fremantle Arts Centre specialises in Through its collections and programs the Indigenous prints and has an annual Art Gallery of Western Australia allows Shell Fremantle Print Award. It exhibits a visitors to experience the art of Western wide range of Indigenous art from Australia, and wider Australia, including glass to textiles from northern and central Australia. Western Australia Indigenous art.

Berndt Museum of Perth Institute of Anthropology Contemporary Arts Ground Floor Social Sciences Building 51 James Street Hackett Drive Entrance No.1 Perth Cultural Centre University of Western Australia Perth WA 6000 Crawley WA 6009 GPO Box P1221 University of Western Australia Perth WA 6844 35 Stirling Highway Contact: Sarah Miller – Director Nedlands WA 6009 Phone: 08 9227 6144 Fax: 08 9227 6539 Contact: John Stanton – Director/Curator Email: [email protected] Phone: 08 9380 2854 Web: www.pica.org.au Fax: 08 9380 1062 Email: [email protected] The Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts Web: www.berndt.uwa.edu.au is a contemporary arts organisation, with a year-round program of contemporary The Berndt Museum of Anthropology performance, visual arts, hybrid forms, holds an extensive collection of talks and lectures. Indigenous art and artefacts, particularly works from the Kimberley, western desert, south-west of Western Australia and Arnhem Land. The collection has been assembled over the past 50 years. It also holds important historic Public art galleries and museums photographic and sound collections. Section 4

94 Wardan Aboriginal Western Australian Museum Cultural Centre Francis Street Injidup Springs Road Perth WA 6000 Yallingup WA 6282 Phone: 08 9427 2700 PO Box 30 Fax: 08 9427 2882 Yallingup WA 6282 Web: www.museum.wa.gov.au Contact: Jim Matan – Centre Manager The Katta Djinoong: First Peoples Phone: 08 9756 6566 of Western Australia Gallery, is the Fax: 08 9756 6566 Western Australian Museum’s showcase Email: [email protected] for Aboriginal culture and history. Key Web: www.wardan.com.au themes include the importance of land, family, and the continuity of culture and Through this centre the Wardandi traditions, and also the ongoing impact of people share their culture with both European settlement on Aboriginal lives. non-Indigenous and Indigenous people who are living in or visiting the region. Western Australia Visitors can experience the material aspects of Indigenous life and gain an understanding of the Wardandi people’s spiritual relationship with the land. The centre’s Noongah Art Gallery is open 10:00 am to 4:00 pm and is closed Mondays.

Warlayirti Culture Centre PMB 20 Balgo Hills via Halls Creek WA 6770 Contact: Joanna Foster Phone: 08 9168 8152 Fax: 08 9168 8159 Email: [email protected] Web: www.balgoart.org.au The Warlayirti Culture Centre offers a broad range of cultural, social and economic development programs. The centre retails a variety of desert artefacts and crafts as well as Balgo Glass. Public art galleries and museums Section 4

95 96 Art and cultural festivals and prizes Section 5

97 98 Aboriginal and Oceanic Alice Springs Beanie Festival Art Fair 7 Gall Street PO Box 640 Alice Springs NT 0870 Vaucluse NSW 2030 Date: June Date: November Phone: 08 8952 2615 Phone: 02 9371 5178 Fax: 08 8955 5664 Fax: 02 9371 4925 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.beaniefest.org Web: www.saoaf.com.au Held annually each June, the Beanie This is a trade exhibition of Aboriginal Festival provides a large and colourful and Oceanic authentic fine art. display of beanies from all over Australia. Professional names in the industry are The festival also showcases central on hand to present their art, culture, Australian Indigenous fibre art, baskets knowledge and experience. and pottery. The festival promotes the development and participation of Australian artists, particularly those of Adelaide Bank Festival of central Australia and remote areas. the Arts PO Box 8221 Station Arcade Asia-Pacific Triennial of Adelaide SA 5000 Contemporary Art Date: February/March Queensland Art Gallery Phone: 08 8216 4444 PO Box 3686 Fax: 08 8216 4455 South Brisbane QLD 4101 Email: [email protected] Web: www.adelaidefestival.com.au Date: September Phone: 07 3840 7303 Held in the South Australian autumn, Fax: 07 3844 8865 Festivals and cultural activities in every even year, this is a large-scale Email: [email protected] multi-arts event presenting diverse art Web: www.qag.qld.gov.au from across Australia and around the world. The Adelaide Festival has been This Queensland Art Gallery event running since 1960. is usually held every three years in September and brings together internationally recognised collections Adelaide Fringe Festival of contemporary art from the region. PO Box 3242 Rundle Mall Adelaide SA 5000 Australian Craft Show, Date: February Canberra Phone: 08 8100 2000 Fax: 08 8100 2020 PO Box 126 Email: [email protected] Wilberforce NSW 2756 Web: www.adelaidefringe.com.au Date: June Art and cultural festivals and prizes Phone: 02 4572 6099 Held alongside the Adelaide Festival of Fax: 02 4572 6288 Arts, the Fringe is open to all artists. Email: [email protected] Fringe events are easily accessible and Web: australiancraftshow.com.au allow artists to present their work in ways that promote audience interaction. Craftspeople converge in Canberra from across Australia for this show which includes all types of craft including jewellery,

woodwork, ceramics, etching, paintings, Section 5 ﬁne wood furniture, glass and textiles.

99 Australian Craft Show, Sydney Brisbane Festival PO Box 126 Old Performing Arts Centre Wilberforce NSW 2756 Cnr Grey and Melbourne Streets Date: November South Brisbane QLD 4000 Phone: 02 4572 6099 Date: September Fax: 02 4572 6288 Phone: 07 3842 9476 Email: [email protected] Fax: 07 3840 7576 Web: australiancraftshow.com.au Email: [email protected] Web: www.brisbanefestival.com.au Craftspeople converge in Sydney from across Australia for this show which This biennial event combines dance, includes all types of craft including music, theatre and visual arts. The jewellery, woodwork, ceramics, etching, festival presents a distinctive selection paintings, fine wood furniture, glass of Australian and international artists. and textiles. Corkwood Festival Barunga Sports and Alice Springs NT 0870 Cultural Festival Date: November Barunga Community Phone: 08 8952 4417 via Katherine NT 0852 Fax: 08 8953 5465 Date: June Email: [email protected] Phone: 08 8975 4504 This annual event is held on the last This annual festival held each June long Saturday of November. It is a celebration weekend is a three-day celebration of of locally produced arts and craft, music, Indigenous art, music, sport and culture. entertainment and food. Festivals and cultural activities Biennale of Sydney Croc Festival 43–51 Cowper Wharf Road Top Floor Woolloomooloo NSW 2011 4 McCabe Place Willoughby NSW 2068 Date: July Phone: 02 9368 1411 Date: July to September Fax: 02 9368 1617 Phone: 02 9417 4122 or local call Email: [email protected] 1300 725 287 Fax: 02 9417 8610 The Biennale of Sydney is a high profile Email: international festival of contemporary art [email protected] and multimedia. Web: www.crocfestival.org.au The Croc Festival is a series of youth events that run from July to September Art and cultural festivals and prizes and that are supported by the non-profit Indigenous Festivals Australia Board. It involves eight three-day festivals a year, in regional and remote areas that have large numbers of Indigenous children. The festivals focus on reconciliation, community, education, careers, sports, health and the arts. Section 5

100 Darwin Festival Gunbalanya Open Day GPO Box 570 PMB Gunbalanya (Oenpelli) Darwin NT 0801 Western Arnhem Land NT 0822 Date: August Date: July Phone: 08 8981 0083 Phone: 08 8979 0170 Fax: 08 8941 5457 Fax: 08 8979 0177 Email: [email protected] Web: www.darwinfestival.org.au This open day is held annually in August or September and offers a range of This is a unique festival celebrating activities throughout the community, as Darwin and its multicultural ﬂavour and well as special events at the art centre Asian and Indigenous connections. The and surrounds. festival is a vibrant arts and cultural event held every year in the dry season. Heritage Festival Desert Mob Art Show Alice Springs NT 0870 PO Box 3521 Date: April Phone: 08 8952 5950 Alice Springs NT 0871 Fax: 08 8952 5540 Date: July Phone: 08 8951 1122 Heritage Week gives local residents Fax: 08 8953 0259 and visitors an opportunity to enjoy Email: [email protected] and appreciate the richness of the Web: www.araluencentre.com.au past. Activities include re-enactments of historical events, displays, Desert Mob is a celebration of Aboriginal demonstrations of old-time skills and art from community centres around the guided tours.

Territory and from further aﬁeld. It gives Festivals and cultural activities artists and art centres an opportunity to showcase and sell their work to Kimberley Indigenous Australian and international buyers, Performing Arts Showcase collectors and galleries. Goolari Media PO Box 2708 Garma Festival Broome WA 6725 Yirrkala NT 0880 Date: September Phone: 08 9192 1325 Date: August Fax: 08 9193 6407 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.garma.telstra.com Web: www.gme.com.au The Garma Festival is a celebration of the The Kimberley Indigenous Performing cultural inheritance of the Yolngu People, Arts Showcase is a full day and evening the Aboriginal Australians of north-east

event that includes traditional and Art and cultural festivals and prizes Arnhem Land. The purpose of Garma is contemporary Indigenous music and to share knowledge and culture, and to dance in an inspiring outdoor concert. open peoples’ hearts to the message of the land. Section 5

101 Laura Dance Festival Melbourne Art Fair Quinkan and Regional Cultural PO Box 2528 Centre Fitzroy VIC 3065 Peninsula Development Road Date: August Laura QLD 4871 Phone: 03 9416 2050 Date: June Fax: 03 9416 2020 Phone: 07 4060 3457 Email: [email protected] Web: www.laurafestival.tv Web: www.melbourneartfair.com

Held biennially, the Laura Dance and The Melbourne Art Fair is a trade fair Cultural Festival is a gathering of and exhibition of contemporary visual 25 communities from the Cape York art from the Asia-Paciﬁc region. The fair region, Cairns, Torres Strait, Palm Island, is held biennially at the historic Royal Townsville, Mornington Island, the Gulf Exhibition Building in Melbourne. It aims of Carpentaria and the Northern Territory. to represent visual artists and to promote It is held at a traditional dance ground Australian visual arts practice. north of Cairns. The festival, organised by the Ang-Gnarra Melbourne International Aboriginal Corporation, aims to increase Arts Festival knowledge about the region’s cultural heritage. Almost 1000 performers are PO Box 10 Flinders Lane featured in the festival, which showcases Melbourne VIC 8009 traditional song, music and dance, displays Date: October of arts and crafts, cultural workshops Phone: 03 9662 4242 conducted by elders and traditional sports Email: games and competitions. [email protected] Web: www.melbournefestival.com.au Festivals and cultural activities Melbourne Affordable This art and culture festival is held Art Show annually in October/November. The Single Market Events Pty Ltd Melbourne International Arts Festival 20/94 Oxford Street presents international and Australian events, dance, theatre, music, visual arts Darlinghurst NSW 2010 Australia and multimedia. It includes free and Date: April outdoor events. Phone: 02 9331 7507 Fax: 02 9357 2841 Email: [email protected] Merrepen Arts Festival Web: www.affordableartshow.com.au PMB 28 The Melbourne Affordable Art Show is a Daly River NT 0822 major annual event in the arts industry. Date: June It provides collectors with a convenient, Phone: 08 8978 2533 educational and enjoyable art buying Art and cultural festivals and prizes Fax: 08 8978 2766 experience, and provides galleries with Email: [email protected] a positive commercial opportunity of international standing. The Nauiya/Daly River community hosts this cultural event annually on the ﬁrst weekend in June. The festival showcases arts and craft from local communities. Music, dancing and the preparation of bush tucker and sports are some of the activities included. Permits are Section 5 not required.

102 Mungabareena Ngan-Girra National Multicultural Festival Festival Mungabareena Reserve PO Box 158 Riverina Highway Canberra ACT 2601 Albury NSW 2640 Date: February Date: November Phone: 02 6207 0162 Phone: 02 6025 9432 Fax: 02 6207 5862 Email: [email protected] Traditionally each year the Indigenous people of southern New South Wales and The National Multicultural Festival is northern Victoria meet at Mungabareena a celebration of Australia’s cultural to perform ceremonies, exchange goods diversity that includes a number of and discuss tribal lore. In the past they events across the full spectrum of the would then travel to the high country to arts including ﬁlms, exhibitions, theatre, feast on Bogong Moths. concerts, community events and a Multicultural Fringe Festival. Today the festival is a living cultural show that explores the richness of traditional and contemporary Indigenous cultures. Perth International It includes cultural performances from Arts Festival singers and dancers, as well as boomerang and spear throwing, the preparation of 3 Crawley Avenue bush tucker and various Indigenous stalls Crawley WA 6009 and displays. Date: February Phone: 08 6488 2000 NAIDOC Fax: 08 6488 8555 Email: [email protected] Initiated in 1957, NAIDOC – National Web: www.perthfestival.com.au Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Festivals and cultural activities Committee – has grown into a week The Perth International Arts Festival of events and awards celebrating celebrates the dynamic artistry, music Indigenous culture and identity. Each and images emanating from, and inspired year a different state or territory by, this culturally abundant region. It is organises and hosts events at a national held annually in February and has a large level through an Indigenous NAIDOC Indigenous component. Committee. Shinju Matsuri Festival National Capital Corroboree of the Pearl 432 Willow Glen Chinatown, Broome WA 6725 Tarago NSW 2580 Date: August Date: February Phone: 08 9192 1809 Phone: 0401 912 193 Fax: 08 9193 7506 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Art and cultural festivals and prizes Web: www.shinjumatsuri.com This event presents displays of Indigenous arts, craft and culture in a This annual cultural festival features friendly warm atmosphere. performing arts and visual arts and craft. It celebrates Broome’s cultural diversity. Section 5

103 Sydney Affordable Art Show The Dreaming – Single Market Events Pty Ltd Australia’s International 20/94 Oxford Street Indigenous Festival Darlinghurst NSW 2010 Australia PMB 2 Date: August Woodford QLD 4514 Phone: 02 9331 7507 Date: June Fax: 02 9357 2841 Phone: 07 5496 1066 Email: [email protected] Fax: 07 5496 3196 Web: Email: [email protected]. www.affordableartshow.com.au/sydney Web: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com The Sydney Affordable Art Show Held annually, The Dreaming is a vibrant provides collectors with a convenient, festival where local, national and educational and enjoyable art buying international audiences can enjoy a experience and provides galleries with comprehensive showcase of Indigenous a commercially successful event of art from across the country and around international standing. the world. Presented by the Queensland Folk Sydney Art on Paper Fair Federation this festival’s program features 9 The Rampart ﬁlm and literature, performing arts, new media and digital technologies, food and Castlecrag NSW 2068 wine tasting, comedy, ceremonies and Date: July exhibitions, performance artists, physical Phone: 02 9958 4118 theatre, visual arts and craft workshops, Fax: 02 9958 8669 music programs, street performers, Email: [email protected] musicals and a youth program. Web: www.sydneyartonpaperfair.com.au Festivals and cultural activities Sydney Art on Paper is an international Tiwi Island Grand Final art trade fair of quality works on paper. and Art Sale Nguiu, Bathurst Island, Tiwi Islands Sydney Festival PMB 59 Level 2/18 Hickson Road via Winnellie NT 0822 The Rocks NSW 2000 Date: March Phone: 08 8978 3982 (Art Centre) Date: January Phone: 08 8978 3966 (Nguiu Community) Phone: 02 8248 6500 Fax: 02 8248 6599 This sale is held each March on Bathurst Email: [email protected] Island, a short ﬂight north of Darwin. Web: www.sydneyfestival.org.au The three Tiwi Island Art Centres display The Sydney Festival is a cultural and sell artworks at the event. The sale celebration of Sydney in summer and is is scheduled to coincide with the Tiwi Art and cultural festivals and prizes held annually in January. Football Grand Final.

Two Fires Festival of Arts and Activism 9 Hooper Crescent West Brunswick VIC Date: March

Section 5 Phone: 03 9380 1257 Web: www.twoﬁresfestival.com

104 The Two Fires Festival is a new arts Yaamma Festival event in Braidwood in New South Wales that brings together artists, Bourke NSW 2840 writers, ﬁlmmakers, poets, activists and Date: October environmental thinkers from all over Phone: 02 6872 1331 or 0431 660 285 Australia. The festival is inspired by the Email: [email protected] Australian poet, conservationist and Contacts: Lara Bennett, Nancy reconciliation activist Judith Wright. Konstaninou

This festival was inaugurated in October WOMADelaide 2005. It brings together Indigenous 12 King William Road dance, visual arts and craft, and Unley SA 5061 traditional song and cultural activities in the western New South Wales town of Date: March Bourke. The festival involves a Longest Phone: 08 8271 1488 Painting in Australia school project, an Fax: 06 1 8 8271 9905 environmental forum, healing circles and Email: [email protected] a Bush Tucker Day. Web: www.womadelaide.com.au WOMADelaide is a major world music Yabun Concert festival held in Adelaide each March. Held in Botanic Park under one PO Box 966 hundred-year-old trees, the festival hosts Strawberry Hills NSW 2012 music, roving performances, workshops, Date: January visual arts, a KidZone and food. The Phone: 02 9564 5090 festival aims to deliver a message of Fax: 02 9564 5450 cultural diversity. Email: [email protected] Web: www.gadigal.org.au Festivals and cultural activities Woodford Folk Festival Gadigal Information Service Aboriginal Queensland Folk Federation Corporation hosts the Yabun concert, Festival Ofﬁce a statement of survival that highlights and promotes Indigenous talent from PO Box 1134 around the country. The concert is held Woodford QLD 4514 annually in Sydney on Australia Day on Date: December 26 January. Phone: 07 5496 1066 Fax: 07 5496 3196 Web: www.woodfordfolkfestival.com Yuendumu Sports and Cultural Festival This is a major folk festival, held C/- Yuendumu Post Ofﬁce annually in December/January at Woodford, north of Brisbane. The festival via Alice Springs NT 0872 presents concerts, dances, workshops, Date: August

forums, street theatre, writers’ panels, Phone: 08 8956 4000 Art and cultural festivals and prizes ﬁlm, comedy, acoustic jams, social Fax: 08 8956 4070 dialogue, an entire children’s festival, Email: [email protected] arts and craft workshops, late night cabarets and special events from This large sport and culture weekend is Australian and international performers. held annually at the end of August. It is a major gathering of desert communities and celebrates sport and culture. Section 5

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106 Art for Action Competition Australia Business Arts GPO Box 3307 Foundation (AbaF) Awards Sydney NSW 2001 Awards Nominations Date: September Australia Business Arts Foundation Phone: Free call 1800 815 151 Level 2 Email: [email protected] 405 Collins Street Web: www.greenpeace.org.au Melbourne VIC 3000 This is a public competition presented Date: April by Greenpeace Australia, which includes Phone: 03 9616 0300 all forms of two dimensional art, with Fax: 03 9614 2550 a focus on art promoting a green and Email: [email protected] peaceful planet. It involves a prize of Web: www.abaf.org.au/welcome.html $1000 worth of art equipment. Twelve awards are presented in categories covering partnerships, volunteering, philanthropy and leadership.

Arthur Guy Memorial Awards and prizes Painting Prize Bendigo Art Gallery Country Energy Art Prize for PO Box 733 Landscape Painting Bendigo VIC 3552 Wagga Wagga Art Gallery Date: January PO Box 20 Phone: 03 5434 6000 Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 Fax: 03 5434 6200 Email: [email protected] Date: August Web: www.bendigo.vic.gov.au Phone: 132356 or 02 8255 6779 Web: www.countryenergy.com.au/artprize The Bendigo Gallery runs the Arthur Guy Memorial Painting Prize, which is an open Initiated in 2003, this art prize is painting prize that generates more than designed to encourage and support 300 entries from artists around Australia artists in country and coastal areas. each year. The most outstanding work, Artists can submit as many as three as judged by the selection panel, is paintings. It offers a prize of $35 000. awarded a cash prize of $50 000 and the winning work will be acquired for the Josephine Ulrick Arts gallery’s collection. Photography Award Gold Coast City Art Gallery 135 Bundall Road Surfers Paradise QLD 4217 Date: May Phone: 07 5581 6567 Email: [email protected] Art and cultural festivals and prizes Web: www.gcac.com.au

This award gives a great insight into the current concerns among artists using photography. The overwhelming majority of photographs demonstrate a wide range of interests – portraiture, street photography, conceptual photography and architectural photography. Section 5

107 Josephine Ulrick Ceramic National Aboriginal Art Award and Torres Strait Islander The Secretary Art Award GCI Ceramic Art Award Conicher Street PO Box 6615 Bullocky Point Gold Coast Mail Centre QLD 9726 Darwin NT 0820 Date: September Date: August Phone: 07 5593 4499 Phone: 08 8999 8228 Fax: 07 5593 4716 Fax: 08 8999 8289 Web: www.ceramicartaward.com Email: [email protected]

An award for excellence in The Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Australian ceramics. Strait Islander Art Award, hosted by the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Kate Challis RAKA Award Territory, is an annual award open to all adult Indigenous artists. The award aims Awards and prizes The Australian Centre to promote appreciation of contemporary University of Melbourne Indigenous visual art in its cultural, 137 Barry Street stylistic and technical diversity. Works are Carlton VIC 3053 for sale via the artists or their agents. No entry fee applies, though artists are Date: August responsible for the freight of their work. Phone: 03 8344 3849 The award distributes $56 000 worth of Fax: 03 9347 7731 prize money including the acquisitive Web: www.australian.unimelb.edu. $40 000 Telstra First Prize. au/events/awards The Kate Challis RAKA Award is one of National Sculpture Prize Australia’s most valuable and prestigious and Exhibition national awards for Indigenous creative artists and has been instrumental in National Gallery of Australia fostering writers, ﬁlmmakers and visual GPO Box 1150 artists for over a decade. The scope of Canberra 2600 ACT the award is unique in its recognition of the importance of creative work across a Date: July range of different media – creative prose, Phone: 02 6240 6583 drama, the visual arts, script-writing Fax: 02 6270 6416 Email: [email protected] and poetry. It awards an annual prize of Web: www.nga.gov.au $10 000 to Indigenous artists in these designated art forms on a ﬁve year cycle. The National Sculpture Prize and Exhibition is a partnership between the National Gallery of Australia and the Macquarie Bank to support and promote

Art and cultural festivals and prizes Australian sculpture and recognise outstanding works. It is one of the most generous prizes for contemporary art in Australia, with a non-acquisitive prize of $50 000 awarded to the winning artist. Section 5

108 Parliament of New South Sculpture by the Sea, Wales Indigenous Art Award Bondi Beach PO Box 57 PO Box 560 Campbelltown NSW 2560 Potts Point NSW 1335 Date: September Date: November Phone: 02 4645 4333 Phone: 02 8399 0233 Email: Email: info@sculpturebythesea [email protected] Web: www.sculpturebythesea.com

The Parliament of New South Wales Sculpture by the Sea at Bondi Beach (NSW) and Campbelltown Arts Centre in New South Wales is a free public have joined forces to support the art event that attracts hundreds of Indigenous artists of NSW, by creating thousands of viewers. The sculptures are an annual $20 000 Indigenous art prize. exhibited outside by the ocean and the The prize is awarded to an outstanding event involves the granting of signiﬁcant Indigenous artist who lives or was born prizes including people’s and children’s Awards and prizes in the state. It is designed to help choice prizes. promote the unique Indigenous cultures of NSW. Winning works are acquired into Sculpture by the Sea, the Parliament of NSW Art Collection, ensuring that works by the state’s Cottesloe Beach Indigenous artists remain a feature PO Box 560 of that collection. Potts Point NSW 1335 Date: March Red Ochre Award Phone: 02 8399 0233 Email: info@sculpturebythesea Australia Council for the Arts Web: www.sculpturebythesea.com PO Box 788 Strawberry Hills NSW 2012 Sculpture by the Sea at Cottesloe Beach in Western Australia is a sister exhibition Date: December to the Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi Phone: 02 9215 9065 or free call 1800 226 912 exhibition. The sculptures are exhibited Fax: 02 9215 9061 outside by the ocean and the event Email: [email protected] involves wide public audiences, the Web: www.ozco.gov.au/atsia granting of a scholarship and publicly voted winners. Each year, the Australia Council’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board’s Red Ochre Award pays tribute to an Indigenous artist. The winner has throughout his or her lifetime, made outstanding contributions to the

recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Art and cultural festivals and prizes Islander arts, at both the national and international level. Section 5

109 The Alice Prize Xstrata Coal Emerging PO Box 1854 Indigenous Art Award Alice Springs NT 0871 Queensland Art Gallery Date: November PO Box 3686 Fax: 08 8955 1326 South Brisbane QLD 4101 Email: asafi[email protected] Date: April Web: www.aliceprize.com Phone: 07 3840 7303 Fax: 07 3844 8865 The Alice Prize is a national biennial Email: [email protected] contemporary art award, first held in Web: www.qag.qld.gov.au 1970. It is administered by the Alice Springs Art Foundation, a 2006 is the inaugural year for this community-based voluntary organisation. annual, acquisitive art award of $30 000 The Alice Prize is an invitational which is to run for three years. The award exhibition. Pre-selection is open to any is accompanied by an exhibition of short- artist working in Australia. The award is listed artists’ works at the Queensland $15 000 (acquisitive) plus a four-week Art Gallery, and a $50 000 annual grant residency in Alice Springs with airfares to acquire works of art for the Xstrata and accommodation. In addition, a Coal Emerging Indigenous Art Collection. $1000 Tammy Kingsley Award is decided This award is designed to identify and by popular vote. promote highly talented Indigenous artists whose work is yet to achieve a The Deadlys national profile. National Indigenous Music, Sport, Entertainment and Community Awards PO Box 910 Darlinghurst NSW 2010 Date: September Phone: 02 9361 0140 Email: [email protected] Web: www.deadlys.vibe.com.au

The Deadly Sounds Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Awards showcase and reward excellence, by Indigenous people, across all genres of music, sport, entertainment and community life. The event is hosted by Vibe Australia.

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111 112 Ananguku Arts and Culture Boomalli Aboriginal Aboriginal Corporation Artists Cooperative (Ku Arts) 55–59 Flood Street Anangu Pitjantjatjara Leichhardt NSW 2040 Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands SA PO Box 176 4 Howe Street Westgate NSW 2048 Crafers SA 5152 Contact: Matthew Poll – Artistic Director Phone: 08 8339 3857 Phone: 02 9560 2541 Fax: 08 8339 3857 Fax: 02 9560 2566 Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected] Web: www.boomalli.org.au Web: www.ananguku.com.au Boomalli is Australia’s oldest Aboriginal Ananguku Arts and Culture is the regional owned and operated metropolitan-based arts development body founded and artist cooperative. Boomalli Aboriginal governed by the visual artists and art Artists Cooperative is a pioneering centres of the APY Lands in northern member-based Aboriginal arts South Australia. It provides logistical organisation that has been promoting and funding support for arts activities Aboriginal culture and independence and works to improve community through the visual arts, since 1987. capacity and wellbeing through visual The cooperative supports many urban and performing arts activities. and rural based artists, particularly those from New South Wales, and provides a retail outlet and gallery space for Association of Northern, Indigenous artists nationally. Kimberley and Arnhem Aboriginal Artists (ANKAAA) Desart Inc Frog Hollow Centre for the Arts Suite 11, Level 1 56 McMinn Street Reg Harris Lane Artists’ associations — Indigenous Darwin NT 0800 Alice Springs NT 0870 GPO Box 2152 PO Box 9219 Darwin NT 0801 Alice Springs NT 0871 Contact: Stephanie Hawkins – Manager Phone: 08 8981 6134 Phone: 08 8953 4736 Fax: 08 8981 6048 Fax: 08 8953 4517 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.ankaaa.org.au Web: www.desart.com.au

The Association of Northern, Kimberley Desart is an association of 36 remote and Arnhem Aboriginal Artists (ANKAAA) is Aboriginal community art centres located the peak support and advocacy agency for in the western and central desert regions of central Australia. It is working to Indigenous artists and art centres in the Resource and advocacy organisations Top End of the Northern Territory and the support a strong network of vibrant and Kimberley region in north-western Western well-managed art centres that are pivotal Australia. ANKAAA has more than 30 art to central Australia’s Aboriginal art centre members who in turn represent industry. Desart provides developmental more than 2500 Indigenous artists. support and liaises on behalf of art centres with all spheres of government and the arts industry, including the commercial and academic sectors, museums and art galleries. Section 6

113 Koorie Heritage Trust Roebourne Arts Group Cultural Centre C/- Ngarliyarndu Bindirri Aboriginal 295 King Street Corporation Melbourne VIC 3000 449A Harding Street Roeburne WA 6718 Phone: 03 8622 2600 Fax: 03 9602 5699 PO Box 20 Email: [email protected] Roeburne WA 6718 Web: www.koorieheritagetrust.com Phone: 08 9182 1121 or 0427 194 174 The Koorie Heritage Trust provides Fax: 08 9182 1224 support and opportunities to Victorian Email: Aboriginal (Koorie) artists and promotes [email protected] and celebrates their art and culture. It works to increase understanding Four art groups operating around and appreciation of Aboriginal art and Roebourne in the Pilbara area of culture in the wider community, largely Western Australia have united to form through its Artwork Loans Scheme, which the Roebourne Arts Group. The group is leases artwork. The Koorie Heritage a resource and advocacy organisation Trust maintains a contact database of for the regional visual arts industry. Indigenous artists from across the state. It provides support to Indigenous arts centres in the Roebourne region and to remote communities at Onslow and Ngaanyatjarra Regional Arts Mt Tom Price. Ngaanyatjarra Lands Warburton Tiwi Art Network PMB 71 Aboriginal Corporation via Kalgoorlie WA 6430 Shop 6 Air Raid Arcade Contact: Tim Pearn – Regional Arts 35 Cavenagh Street Development Officer Darwin NT 0800 Artists’ associations — Indigenous Phone: 08 8954 0011 Fax: 08 8954 0101 GPO Box 3806 Email: Darwin NT 0801 artsoffi[email protected] Contact: Kellie Austin Web: www.tjulyuru.com/projects.asp Phone: 08 8941 3593 Ngaanyatjarra Council, Shire of Fax: 08 8941 1097 Ngaanyatjarraku and the Warburton Arts Email: [email protected] Web: www.tiwiart.com Project established the Ngaanyatjarra Regional Arts Development project. The Tiwi Art Network is a strategic alliance project facilitates arts activities within between three Indigenous arts centres the lands of the Ngaanyatjarra people of on the Tiwi Islands in the Northern the western desert in Western Australia. Territory: Tiwi Design on Bathurst Island, It also supports arts activities that Resource and advocacy organisations and Jilamara Arts and Crafts and Munupi facilitate cultural transmission to future Arts and Crafts on Melville Island. The generations of Ngaanyatjarra people and network organises tours for art buyers that promote Ngaanyatjarra arts in the to the Tiwi Islands and promotes the wider community. sale of Tiwi Island art. The network is represented by a marketing officer who is based in Darwin. Section 6

114 UMI Arts Level 13, 15 Lake Street Cairns QLD 4870 PO Box 7200 Cairns QLD 4870 Phone: 07 4041 6152 or 0427 498 940 Email: [email protected]

UMI Arts is a resource support and advocacy organisation for arts and craft centres and artists across the Queensland regions of the Gulf, the Far North, the Torres Strait and Cairns. The organisation is developing partnerships with state and regional galleries and education providers to improve service delivery to artists. It aims to stimulate economic development and social enrichment in communities through a network of community arts ofﬁcers. It has supported the establishment of a Cape York Art Gallery and a Centre for the Arts at Laura and promotes the recognition and protection of artists’ intellectual property rights. Artists’ associations — Indigenous Resource and advocacy organisations Section 6

115 Artsource: Artists’ Australian Graphic Foundation of WA Design Association Art Source – Perth Office National Secretariat King Street Arts Centre 3 Carter Street Level 1, 357 Murray Street Cammeray NSW 2062 Perth WA 6000 Phone: 02 9955 3955 Phone: 08 9226 2122 Fax: 02 9955 0566 Fax: 08 9226 2180 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.agda.com.au Web: www.artsource.net.au The Australian Graphic Design Association is the national association Artsource: Fremantle Office for professional graphic designers. It manages a program of awards, Level 1, 8 Phillimore Street exhibitions, seminars and professional Fremantle WA 6160 development activities for its members. PO Box 999 It operates through state councils Fremantle WA 6959 around Australia, that are supported by a national secretariat and a national Phone: 08 9335 8366 general manager. A national council Fax: 08 9335 3886 coordinates activities across Australia. Email: [email protected] Web: www.artsource.net.au Australian Institute of Artsource delivers core activities on behalf of individual artist members, including Professional Photography Indigenous artists, to improve the National Office

Artists’ associations — general sustainability and profile of artists and PO Box 2137 the sector. Artsource is Western Australia’s Fitzroy VIC 3065 leading representative membership body for visual artists. The Perth office focuses Phone: free call 1800 686 696 on employment and referrals and regional Fax: 03 9421 3011 and Indigenous development, while the Email: [email protected] Fremantle office focuses on studios, Web: www.aipp.com.au residencies and exchanges. The Australian Institute of Professional Photography is run voluntarily for and by Artworkers professional photographers and industry representatives. It strives to promote and Level 1, 381 Brunswick Street maintain professional standards and has Fortitude Valley QLD 4006 a binding Code of Ethics for members. It Phone: 07 3215 0850 or local call provides educational seminars, workshops 1300 780 291 and events. The institute’s committees Fax: 07 3215 0851 represent members on copyright, Resource and advocacy organisations Email: [email protected] taxation, legal, business and insurance Web: www.artworkers.org matters on digital imaging and work practices issues. Artworkers has a team of specialist staff and provides a direct line to professional visual artists and art workers in Queensland. It assists with arts projects, commissions, exhibitions and collaborations. It provides an artist referral service and an online database of artists for prospective buyers, Section 6 dealers and galleries.

116 Barkly Regional Arts The Potters’ Society of Australia is a national organisation, formed in 17 Windley Street 1956, which represents the interests Tennant Creek, NT 0861 of professional and student ceramists PO Box 259 and all those interested in Australian Tennant Creek NT 0861 ceramics. It recognises all expressions of ceramic practice, and aims to support Phone: 08 8962 2799 and promote Australian ceramic art and Fax: 08 8962 2799 professional ceramic practice nationally Email: [email protected] and internationally. The society Web: www.barklyarts.com.au incorporates the Australian Ceramics Alliance which speciﬁcally lobbies for Barkly Regional Arts is an art and culture quality ceramics education, nationally. networking and resource organisation for communities in the Northern Territory’s Barkly Region, an area covering 300 000 Print Council of Australia sq km. The agency links to a number of visual arts sites including Waralungku Art Ofﬁce 22, 5 Blackwood Street, Centre at Borroloola, which represents North Melbourne VIC 3051 artists from the Yanyula, Garrawa, Phone: 03 9328 8991 Gudanji and Marra language groups. Fax: 03 9328 8993 Barkly Regional Arts is a member of the Email: [email protected] central Australian advocacy organisation Web: www.printcouncil.org.au Desart Inc. The Print Council of Australia promotes all forms of contemporary prints, Contemporary Sculptors artists’ books and paper art. It provides Association support to contemporary artists, in

particular emerging artists, and offers Artists’ associations — general Yarra Sculpture Gallery, opportunities, networks and advocacy, 117 Vere Street support and information on awards, Abbotsford VIC 3067 scholarships and residencies. It Phone: 03 9419 6177 conserves the history of Australian Fax: 03 9419 6177 contemporary printmaking through an Email: [email protected] archival collection. Web: www.sculptors.org.au

The Contemporary Sculptors Association Queensland Artworkers promotes contemporary sculpture and Alliance works to develop the place of sculpture Level 1, 381 Brunswick Street in the Australian community. Funded principally by its membership, its Fortitude Valley QLD 4006 operations include the management Phone: 07 3215 0850 or local call of the Yarra Sculpture Gallery, prizes, 1300 780 291 exhibitions, a regular newsletter, forums Fax: 07 3215 0851 and special events. Email: [email protected] Resource and advocacy organisations Web: www.artworkers.org Potters’ Society of Australia This organisation was established to address the professional and ﬁnancial PO Box 274 concerns of visual artists. It offers a Waverley NSW 2024 comprehensive range of services to Phone: local call 1300 720 124 promote professional development and Fax: 02 9369 3742 facilitate employment opportunities Email: [email protected] for artists. Web: www.potteryinaustralia.com Section 6

117 Aboriginal Artists Agency Australian Copyright Council 3 Redan Street 245 Chalmers Street Mosman NSW 2088 Redfern NSW 2012 PO Box 282 PO Box 1986 Cammeray NSW 2062 Strawberry Hills NSW 2012 Contact: Anthony Wallis Phone: 02 9318 1788 Phone: 02 9923 2355 or 0417 230 464 Fax: 02 9698 3536 Fax: 02 9968 1683 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.copyright.org.au Web: www.aboriginalartists.com.au The Australian Copyright Council is an This agency provides a specialist copyright independent organisation that provides and licensing service for Aboriginal and information, news, advice, publications Torres Strait Islander artists to create income and training on all aspects of copyright. from the reproduction of their artwork. Copyright Agency Limited Arts Law Centre of Australia Level 19, 157 Liverpool Street The Gunnery Sydney NSW 2000 43–51 Cowper Wharf Road Woolloomooloo NSW 2011 Phone: 02 9394 7600 Fax: 02 9394 7601 Phone: 02 9356 2566 or free call Email: [email protected] 1800 221 457 Web: www.copyright.com.au Fax: 02 9358 6475 Email: [email protected] Copyright Agency Limited is an Australian Web: www.artslaw.com.au copyright management company which provides a bridge between creators and The Arts Law Centre of Australia is the users of copyright material. It represents national community legal centre for the arts. The centre was established with authors, journalists, visual artists, the support of the Australia Council for photographers and newspaper, magazine the Arts to provide specialised legal and and book publishers, as their non- business advice and referral services, exclusive agent to license the copying of professional development resources and their works to the general community. advocacy for artists and arts organisations. VISCOPY – Visual Arts

Arts copyright and legal resource agencies Arts Law Centre of Queensland Copyright Collecting Agency Level 2 Metro Arts Building 45 Crown Street 109 Edward Street Woolloomooloo NSW 2011 Brisbane QLD 4000 Phone: 02 9368 0933 Phone: 07 3211 3628 Fax: 02 9368 0899 Fax: 07 3211 3758 Resource and advocacy organisations Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.viscopy.com Web: www.artslawqld.org.au VISCOPY is Australasia’s visual arts The centre helps Queensland artists protect copyright collecting agency and their legal rights and financial interests. It represents more than 250 000 national conducts advice and education programs and international visual artists. VISCOPY and advocates for law reform for members of represents many Australian Indigenous the association and affiliate organisations. artists exclusively and has an Indigenous Copyright Education Officer who services Section 6 the needs of its Indigenous membership through workshops and community visits.

118 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Australian Commercial Islander Arts Board Galleries Association Australia Council for the Arts PO Box 326 372 Elizabeth Street St Kilda VIC 3182 Surry Hills NSW 2010 Phone: 03 9528 6144 PO Box 788 Fax: 03 9528 6177 Strawberry Hills NSW 2012 Email: [email protected] Web: www.acga.com.au Phone: 02 9215 9119 or free call 1800 226 912 The Australian Commercial Galleries Fax: 02 9215 9061 Association represents, promotes and Email: [email protected] furthers the interests of Australian Web: www.ozco.gov.au/atsia commercial galleries whose core business is the ethical representation of living The Australia Council’s Aboriginal and Torres Australian artists. Another aspect of the Strait Islander Arts Board (ATSIAB) assists association’s work is to develop the Indigenous people to control and enhance livelihood and reputations of Australian their cultural inheritance. It supports artists and promote public understanding traditional arts practices and the generation of contemporary Australian art in the of new forms of Indigenous artistic primary market. expression in both urban and rural areas. ATSIAB is part of the Australia Council for the Arts, the Australian Government’s arts Australian Indigenous Art funding and advisory board. The council’s Trade Association primary responsibility is to help create an environment that encourages the 47 High Street creativity and development of Australian Freemantle WA 6160 artists and that provides greater access Phone: 08 9335 8265 to the arts and cultural activities for all Fax: 08 9335 8275 Australians. It supports Australian artists Email: [email protected] Arts resource agencies — national and arts organisations to pursue excellence Web: www.arttrade.asn.au in creating and presenting their work, to take advantage of opportunities to improve The Australian Indigenous Art Trade and to develop their skills and to tour and Association is a national organisation for promote their work to wider audiences. the Indigenous art industry. It promotes ethical trade and provides a forum where members can discuss issues. It has a board that consists of eight members who are elected each year at an Annual General Meeting. Resource and advocacy organisations Section 6

119 Australian Institute of iDIDJ Australia Aboriginal and Torres Strait 22 Myrtle Grove Islander Studies Regent VIC 3073 Lawson Crescent Phone: 03 9442 3656 or 0402 147 110 Acton ACT 2600 Email: [email protected] Web: www.ididj.com.au GPO Box 553 Canberra ACT 2601 iDIDJ Australia is an advocacy organisation supported by Austrade and the Australian Phone: 02 6246 1111 Institute of Export. It provides information Fax: 02 6261 4285 about the didgeridoo and its ritual Email: [email protected] significance within Indigenous societies. Web: www.aiatsis.gov.au The company aims to preserve the The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and cultural integrity of the didgeridoo and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) promote the sale of authentic didgeridoos. is an independent statutory authority iDIDJ Australia has created a didgeridoo and Australia’s leading institution on labelling system so consumers can identify the cultures and lifestyles of Australian authentic and fake instruments. iDIDJ Indigenous peoples. AIATSIS administers also has an advocacy role to advance research grants for projects approved by legislative reform, encourage the industry- the AIATSIS Council. It has an in-house wide adoption of a labelling system and publisher, Aboriginal Studies Press, which to advocate for the establishment of publishes books, cassettes and CDs, films an independent authority responsible and videos, reports, and an institute for monitoring the illegal harvesting of journal. The AIATSIS Library and audio/ Australian native trees for didgeridoos. visual programs hold the world’s most Visits are by appointment only. extensive collections of printed, audio, and visual material on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their culture. Museums Australia L141 Old Parliament House Arts resource agencies — national Craft Australia King George Terrace Parkes ACT 2600 National Office Level 1 Suite 7, National Press Club PO Box 266 16 National Circuit Civic Square Barton ACT 2600 Civic ACT 2608 Phone: 02 6273 2437 Phone: 02 6273 0088 Fax: 02 6273 2451 Facsimile: 02 6273 6088 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.museumsaustralia.org.au Web: www.craftaustralia.com.au As the peak national association Craft Australia is the national advocacy representing the museum and gallery organisation representing professional

Resource and advocacy organisations sector, Museums Australia provides a Australian craft and design at a national range of professional services to members and international level. Its operations and promotes the role of museums in focus on research, advocacy and society at local, regional, state and education. Craft Australia develops and national levels. The association is made manages a range of projects that are up of a network of state and territory achieved through strategic and ﬁnancial branches, special interest groups and a partnerships with the craft sector, national body. The two primary functions Australian Government bodies of Museums Australia are advocacy and agencies. to government and the promotion of Section 6 professional practice.

120 National Association for the Volunteering Australia Visual Arts Suite 2, Level 3, 11 Queens Road Level 1 43–51 Cowper Wharf Road Melbourne VIC 3004 Woolloomooloo NSW 2011 Phone: 03 9820 4100 PO Box 60 Fax: 03 9820 1206 Potts Point NSW 1335 Email: [email protected] Web: www.govolunteer.com.au Phone: 02 9368 1900 Fax: 02 9358 6909 Volunteering Australia is the national Email: [email protected] peak body working to advance Web: www.visualarts.net.au volunteering in the Australian community. Volunteering Australia The National Association for the Visual works to ensure that the contribution Arts (NAVA) is the peak body representing volunteering makes to civil society is and advancing the professional interests recognised. The organisation assists of the Australian visual arts and craft Indigenous arts and craft centres wishing sector. Since its establishment in to recruit volunteers. 1983, NAVA has lobbied for policy and legislative changes that encourage the growth and development of the visual arts and craft sector and to increase professionalism within the industry. It also provides direct service to members, offering expert advice, representation and a range of other services.

Object – Australian Centre for Craft and Design

415 Bourke Street Arts resource agencies — national Surry Hills NSW 2010 Phone: 02 9361 4555 Fax: 02 9361 4533 Email: [email protected] Web: www.object.com.au

This centre develops and promotes the professional crafts industry in New South Wales. Resource and advocacy organisations Section 6

121 Australian Capital Territory New South Wales

Australian National Community Cultural Capital Artists Development NSW 1 Rosevear Place Building E, The Gate House Dickson ACT 2602 1 Herb Elliott Avenue Phone: 02 6247 8736 Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127 Fax: 02 6247 8736 Phone: 02 9764 6588 Email: [email protected] Fax: 02 9764 6288 Web: www.anca.canberra.net.au Email: [email protected] Web: www.ccdnsw.org Australian National Capital Artists is a cooperative of visual artists established Community Cultural Development assists through collaboration between the communities in New South Wales to ACT Government and representatives tell their stories, build their creative of Canberra’s art community. Its aim is skills and be active participants in the to foster artistic growth by providing development of their culture. individual artists with low cost studio space in a supportive and stimulating environment. Queensland

Craft ACT Craft and Arts West Design Centre 77 Shamrock Street Level 1, North Building Blackall QLD 4472 Civic Square PO Box 289 180 London Circuit Blackall QLD 4472 Canberra City ACT 2608 Phone: 07 4657 4821 or free call PO Box 992 1800 181 966 Civic Square ACT 2608 Fax: 07 4657 4047 Email: [email protected] Phone: 02 6262 9333 Web: www.artswest.asn.au Fax: 02 6247 8859 Email: [email protected] Arts West promotes the arts as an Web: www.craftact.org.au integral part of the lives and industry of western Queensland communities. It

Arts resource agencies — state and territory The Craft and Design Centre is the peak promotes the role of the arts in bringing industry body for contemporary craft educational opportunities, cultural and design in the Canberra region. It is enrichment and economic beneﬁts to assisted by the ACT Government through the region. It offers its members a broad its Cultural Council and the Australia range of services including assistance Council for the Arts. with funding applications, professional Resource and advocacy organisations development and provides promotions and marketing advice. It has a retail outlet in Blackall and maintains an Internet site promoting the activities of Arts West and its members. Section 6

122 Balkanu Cape York Queensland Community Development Corporation Arts Network 152 Grafton Street Level 2, Stores Building Cairns QLD 4870 Brisbane Power House PO Box 7573 119 Lamington Street Cairns QLD 4870 New Farm QLD 4005 Phone: 07 4019 6200 PO Box 904 Fax: 07 4051 2270 New Farm QLD 4005 Web: www.balkanu.com.au Phone: 07 3254 4922 Balkanu originated from the operations Fax: 07 3254 4977 of the Cape York Land Council. It works Email: [email protected] to ensure that Aboriginal people have Web: www.qldcan.org.au the capacity to enjoy the social, cultural and economic beneﬁts of their land Queensland Community Arts Network is rights. It also administers entry permits a state-wide community-based service for Aboriginal lands. that supports and promotes community cultural development practice. It creates Craft Queensland links between groups, supports the skills development of its members and 381 Brunswick Street provides access to ideas, resources and Fortitude Valley QLD 4006 information. It has an active Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander program. Phone: 07 3215 0800 Fax: 07 3215 0802 Email: [email protected] South Australia Web: www.craftqld.com.au Craft Queensland nurtures professional Community Arts Network SA pathways and markets excellence in craft and design products and services 234a Sturt Street to state, national and international Adelaide SA 5000 audiences. It has a retail outlet, the Phone: 08 8231 0900 CQstore and a dedicated craft and design or SA free call 1800 245 678 exhibition space, the CQgallery. Fax: 08 8231 0977 Email: [email protected] Web: www.cansa.net.au

Community Arts Network SA is the state’s Arts resource agencies — state and territory peak body for community arts and is the principal source of community cultural development, information, advice and support services for community arts

activities in South Australia. Resource and advocacy organisations Section 6

123 Craftsouth Cultural Development Lion Arts Centre Network 19 Morphett Street C/- City of Melbourne Adelaide SA 5000 PO Box 1603 PO Box 8067 Station Arcade Melbourne VIC 3000 Adelaide SA 5000 Phone: 03 9658 9976 Phone: 08 8410 1822 Fax: 03 9658 8436 Fax: 08 8231 0004 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.culturaldevelopment.net Web: www.craftsouth.org.au The Cultural Development Network is Craftsouth serves the contemporary craft a small non-proﬁt organisation which and design industry in South Australia. It generates new ideas and connections for represents, develops and promotes South governments, communities and cultures. Australia’s contemporary craft and design It works to promote recognition of and industry, with particular emphasis on the support for a society in which local professional practitioner. communities, in all their diversity, have the resources and support they need to Tasmania make and express their culture.

Arts@work Western Australia 27 Tasma Street North Hobart TAS 7000 Community Arts Network WA Phone: 03 6233 5940 King Street Arts Centre Fax: 03 6233 5941 357–365 Murray Street Email: [email protected] Perth WA 6000 Web: www.artsatwork.com.au PO Box 7514 Arts@work is an arts agency established Cloisters Square WA 6850 to develop employment, commissioning Phone: 08 9226 2422 or and export opportunities in the arts and WA free call 1800 681 021 cultural sector within Tasmania. Fax: 08 9226 2230 Email: [email protected] Victoria Web: www.canwa.com.au Community Arts Network WA is the Arts resource agencies — state and territory Craft Victoria peak industry body for training and development in community culture, 31 Flinders Lane community arts and cultural planning Melbourne VIC 3000 in Western Australia. It advocates Phone: 03 9650 7775 for cultural democracy and works to Resource and advocacy organisations Fax: 03 9650 5688 revitalise communities across Email: [email protected] Western Australia. Web: www.craftvic.asn.au

Craft Victoria enhances awareness of Australian craft and design at state, national and international levels. It presents craft and design to a wide range of audiences and promotes craft values through exhibitions, publications and Section 6 public programs.

124 FORM – Contemporary Craft South West and Design Inc. Development Commission King Street Arts Centre Busselton Office 357 Murray Street 86 Bussell Highway Perth WA 6000 Busselton WA 6280 Phone: 08 9226 2799 Phone: 08 9752 3257 Fax: 08 9226 2250 Fax: 08 9791 3223 Email: [email protected] Web: www.form.net.au Bunbury Office 9th Floor, Bunbury Tower FORM – Contemporary Craft and Design Inc. is Western Australia’s peak 61 Victoria Street professional association for designers, Bunbury WA 6230 artists and craftspeople working in PO Box 2000 3D media. Bunbury WA 6231 Phone: 08 9792 2000 Kimberley Aboriginal Law Fax: 08 9791 3223 and Culture Centre Email: [email protected] Web: www.swdc.wa.gov.au PO Box 110 Fitzroy Crossing WA 6765 Collie Office Phone: 08 9191 5317 Unit 5, Centrepoint Building Fax: 08 9191 5319 Princep Street Email: [email protected] Collie WA 6225 Web: www.kalacc.org.au PO Box 176 This centre assists and promotes the Collie WA 6225 ceremonies, visual arts, songs and dance Phone: 08 9734 2322 of Kimberley Aboriginal people, to Fax: 08 9734 4142 encourage and strengthen their social, cultural and legal values and ensure Manjimup Office their traditions have a place in 20a Giblett Street Australian society. Manjimup WA 6258 Phone: 08 9777 1555 Fax: 08 9777 1414

The South West Development Commission works to develop the economy, Arts resource agencies — state and territory employment and business prospects of regional south-western Western Australia. The commissions help business and industry to establish and grow, and

assists organisations and businesses to Resource and advocacy organisations access assistance programs. It provides marketing and promotions advice. Section 6

125 Regional Arts Australia New South Wales 2 McLaren Parade Port Adelaide SA 5015 Regional Arts New Phone: 08 8444 0424 South Wales Fax: 08 8447 8496 Pier 5, Hickson Road Email: [email protected] Web: www.regionalarts.com.au Millers Point NSW 2000 Phone: 02 9247 8577 Regional Arts Australia is the peak Fax: 02 92477829 national body representing the interests Email: [email protected] and concerns of those working with and Web: www.regionalartsnsw.com.au for the arts in regional, rural and remote Australia. It works as an advocate to promote recognition and support for Regional Arts NSW Network the contribution that regional arts make to the cultural, economic and social Arts Mid North Coast Inc wellbeing of the nation. Regional Arts Coffs Harbour Education Campus Australia works to equip regional artists, Hogbin Drive arts workers and communities to meet Coffs Harbour NSW 2457 the special needs and challenges that Phone: 02 66589400 they face in art production, promotion Fax: 02 66589411 and audience development. Email: [email protected] Web: www.artsmidnorthcoast.org Australian Capital Territory Arts Northern Rivers Unit 1 Old Tintenbar Chambers Arts organisations — regional ACT Indigenous Arts Ofﬁcer 5 Bruxner Highway Arts and Recreation Training Alstonville NSW 2477 ACT Inc Phone: 02 6628 8120 Level 1 North Building Fax: 02 6628 8121 180 London Circuit Email: [email protected] Canberra ACT 2601 Arts Northwest PO Box 992 Level 1, Visitor Information Centre Civic Square ACT 2605 Church Street Phone: 02 6247 3314 Glen Innes NSW 2370 Fax: 02 6247 8859 Phone: 02 6732 4988 Email: [email protected] Fax: 02 6732 4995 Email: [email protected] ArtsACT Web: www.artsnw.com.au Level 4, Macarthur House Arts Outwest Resource and advocacy organisations 12 Wattle Street Room 24, Building W9 Lyneham, ACT 2602 Research Station Drive GPO Box 158 Charles Sturt University Canberra ACT 2601 Bathurst NSW 2795 Phone: 02 6207 2384 Phone: 02 6338 4657 Fax: 02 6207 2386 Fax: 02 6338 4646 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.arts.act.gov.au Web: www.artsoutwest.org.au Section 6

126 Arts Upper Hunter South East Arts Region PO Box 515 Bega Ofﬁce Scone NSW 2337 PO Box 492 Phone: 02 6545 9727 Bega NSW 2550 Fax: 02 6545 9837 Email: [email protected] Phone: 02 6499 2286 Email: [email protected] Eastern Riverina Arts Program Jindabyne Ofﬁce Suite2, 252 Bayliss Street PO Box 881 Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 Jindabyne NSW 2627 Phone: 02 6921 4584 Fax: 02 6925 8154 Phone: 02 6456 1588 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Murray Arts (Albury Wodonga) Moruya Ofﬁce 4/40–42 Lincoln Causeway PO Box 99 Wodonga VIC 3690 Moruya NSW 2537 PO box 7142 Phone: 02 4474 1088 Email: [email protected] Albury NSW 2640 Phone: 02 6021 5034 Fax: 02 6021 1053 South West Arts Email: [email protected] The Railway Building Web: www.murrayarts.org.au Murray Street Orana Arts Hay NSW 2711 Arts organisations — regional Coo-ee Heritage Centre PO Box 473 Castlereagh Street Broken Hill NSW 2880 Gilgandra NSW 2827 Phone: 02 6993 2010 PO Box 271 Fax: 02 6993 3441 Gilgandra NSW 2827 Email: [email protected] Web: www.southwestarts.com.au Phone: 02 6847 0559 Fax: 02 6847 1292 Email: [email protected] West Darling Arts Web: www.oranaarts.com Town Hall Façade Outback Arts Argent Street PO Box 28 Broken Hill NSW 2880 Coonamble NSW 2829 Phone: 08 8087 9035 Fax: 08 8087 8425 Phone: 02 6822 2484 Email: [email protected] Fax: 02 6822 4159 Web: www.westdarlingarts.org.au Email: [email protected] Resource and advocacy organisations

Southern Tablelands Arts PO Box 1323 Goulburn NSW 2580 Phone: 02 4823 4407 Fax: 02 4822 9842 Email: [email protected] Section 6

127 Northern Territory Queensland

Arts NT Queensland Arts Council First Floor, 9–11 Cavenagh Street 8 Lochaber Street Darwin NT 0800 Dutton Park QLD 4102 GPO Box 1774 GPO Box 376 Darwin NT 0801 Brisbane QLD 4001 Phone: 08 8999 8981 or free call Phone: 07 3846 7500 or free call 1800 678 237 1800 177 789 Fax: 08 8999 8949 Fax: 07 3846 7744 Email: arts.ofﬁ[email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.arts.nt.gov.au Web: www.qac.org.au

Indigenous Arts South Australia Development Unit (Darwin) Country Arts SA Phone: 08 8999 5532 2 McLaren Parade Fax: 08 8999 8949 Port Adelaide SA 5015 Phone: 08 8444 0400 Arts NT Fax: 08 8444 0499 (Alice Springs) Email: [email protected] Web: www.countryarts.org.au Alice Springs Cultural Precinct

Arts organisations — regional Cnr Larapinta Drive and Memorial Central Avenue PO Box 629 Alice Springs NT 0870 Port Pirie SA 5540 PO Box 3521 Phone: 08 8633 8500 Alice Springs NT 0871 Fax: 08 8633 8599 Email: [email protected] Phone: 08 8951 1120 Fax: 08 8953 0259 South East Web: www.arts.nt.gov.au PO Box 899 Mount Gambier SA 5290 Katherine Regional Arts Phone: 08 8723 8743 PO Box 1741 Fax: 08 8723 8744 Katherine NT 0851 Email: [email protected] Phone: 08 8971 0928 Riverland Fax: 08 8971 3300 Email: [email protected] PO Box 666

Resource and advocacy organisations Renmark SA 5341 Phone: 08 8586 1800 Fax: 08 8586 1899 Email: [email protected]

Western PO Box 640 Whyalla SA 5600 Phone: 08 8644 7300

Section 6 Fax: 08 8644 7399 Email: [email protected]

128 Tasmania

Tasmanian Regional Arts Cnr George and James Streets Latrobe TAS 7307 PO Box 172 Latrobe TAS 7307 Phone: 03 6426 2344 Fax: 03 6426 2889 Email: [email protected] Web: www.tasregionalarts.org.au

Victoria

Regional Arts of Victoria 1st Floor, 147 Liardet Street Port Melbourne VIC 3207 PO Box 600 Post Melbourne VIC 3207 Phone: 03 9644 1800 Fax: 03 9646 3832

Email: [email protected] Arts organisations — regional Web: www.rav.net.au

Country Arts WA Level 1, King Street Arts Centre 357 Murray Street Perth WA 6000 PO Box 7012 Cloisters Square Perth WA 6850 Phone: 08 9481 0077 or free call from regional WA 1800 811 883 Fax: 08 9481 0477 Email: [email protected] Web: www.countryartswa.asn.au Resource and advocacy organisations Section 6

129 National Tourism Australia GPO Box 2721 Indigenous Business Sydney NSW 2001 Australia Phone: 02 9360 1111 5th Floor Bonner House West Fax: 02 9331 6469 Email: [email protected] Neptune St Web: www.tourism.australia.com Woden ACT 2606 PO Box 38 Woden ACT 2606 Tourism Australia aims to foster the integration of marketing and industry Phone: 02 6121 2700 development activities across Australia Fax: 02 6121 2730 to ensure the sustainable growth of Email: [email protected] Aboriginal tourism at international and Web: www.iba.gov.au domestic levels. Indigenous Business Australia is a Commonwealth Statutory Authority New South Wales that fosters economic development to promote an increasing level of business participation among Aboriginal people Indigenous Business and Torres Strait Islanders. The authority Advisory Service delivers the Indigenous Business Development Programme (IBDP). NSW Department of State and Regional Development Northern NSW Ofﬁce of the Registrar of Phone: 02 6622 4011 Aboriginal Corporations Western NSW Level 4 Churches Centre Phone: 02 6360 8418 Woden ACT 2606 Sydney region PO Box 2029 Phone: 02 9338 6683 Woden ACT 2606 Email: [email protected] Phone: Free call 1800 622 431 Web: www.smallbiz.nsw.gov.au Business enterprise support agencies Fax: 02 6281 2739 Email: [email protected] This service assists Aboriginal people to Web: www.orac.gov.au start up and maintain businesses.

The Registrar of Aboriginal Corporations is an independent statutory office holder Western Australia appointed by the Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs Office of Aboriginal under the Aboriginal Councils and Associations Act 1976 (ACA Act). The Economic Development Office of the Registrar of Aboriginal Resource and advocacy organisations Department of Industry and Resources Corporations (ORAC) has been set up to 1 Adelaide Terrace assist the Registrar in administering the East Perth, WA 6004 ACA Act and in supporting and regulating corporations for Indigenous people Phone: 08 9222 3333 throughout Australia, and in providing an Fax: 08 9222 3862 avenue for new incorporations where Web: www.doir.wa.gov.au these are needed. This office encourages and assists with the development of Indigenous economic

Section 6 strategies and enterprises and identiﬁes opportunities for Indigenous businesses.

130 Media Entertainment and The Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance is a professional trade union Arts Alliance working in the media, communications, 245 Chalmers Street entertainment, arts, and sport industries. Redfern NSW 2016 Registered with the Australian Industrial Relations Commission and in each state, PO Box 723 the alliance is the ofﬁcially recognised Strawberry Hills NSW 2012 body representing members on all Phone: 02 9333 0999 or local call industrial matters including negotiating 1300 656 512 their awards or agreements and providing Fax: 02 9333 0933 advice on contracts. The alliance Email: [email protected] is committed to advancing shared Web: www.alliance.org.au professional interests and fostering the development of the arts industries. The Australian Capital Territory alliance has national agreements, ofﬁces 2nd Floor, 40 Brisbane Avenue in every state and can provide direct Barton ACT 2600 and online advice and assistance on Phone: 02 6273 2528 employment and professional matters Fax: 02 6273 2512 affecting members.

Queensland Level 4, TLC Building 16 Peel Street South Brisbane QLD 4101 Phone: 07 3846 0044 Fax 07 3846 0055

South Australia 241 Pirie Street Adelaide SA 5000 Phone: 08 8223 6055 Fax: 08 8223 7176

Tasmania 379 Elizabeth Street Industrial representation organisation North Hobart TAS 7000 PO Box 128 North Hobart TAS 7002 Phone: 03 6234 1622 Fax: 03 6234 1720

Victoria Level 4, 221 Queen Street Resource and advocacy organisations Melbourne VIC 3000 Phone: 03 9691 7100 Fax: 03 9691 7155

Western Australia 123 Claisebrook Street East Perth WA 6000

Phone: 08 9227 7924 Section 6 Fax: 08 9227 9016

131 Asialink Arts NETS Australia Level 4 Web: www.netsaustralia.org.au Sidney Myer Asia Centre University of Melbourne National Exhibition Touring Support (NETS Australia) is a national network Melbourne VIC 3010 of agencies that supports the touring of Phone: 03 8344 4800 exhibitions of Australian contemporary Fax: 03 9347 1768 visual arts, craft and design, with an Email: [email protected] emphasis on regional access. Each Web: www.asialink.unimelb.edu.au/arts NETS agency is responsible for touring exhibitions within its own state, The Asialink Centre is a non-academic interstate and nationally. department of the University of Melbourne and is supported by both NETS officers can assist with the planning the Myer Foundation and the university. of all aspects of touring exhibitions. It promotes public understanding The officers operate out of a variety of of Asia and creates links with Asian sites, some from within galleries or arts counterparts. Asialink Arts facilitates support organisations and others from projects that promote cultural independent offices. exchange and understanding between Australia and Asia. It works through Visions of Australia advocacy and by supporting residencies for artists and other arts professionals. Department of Communications It also tours exhibitions and organises Information Technology and the Arts special projects. 38 Sydney Avenue Forrest ACT 2603 Austrade Phone: 02 6271 1832 or free call 1800 819 461 Level Two Fax: 02 6271 1122 Minter Ellison Building Email: [email protected] 25 National Circuit Web: www.dcita.gov.au Forrest ACT 2603 The Visions of Australia program provides Phone: 13 28 78 funding to assist cultural and community Web: www.austrade.gov.au organisations to develop and tour exhibitions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait The Australian Trade Commission Islander art, craft and culture, and other (Austrade) is an Australian Government historical, scientific and multimedia Touring and exhibitions resource agencies agency that offers practical advice, material. It aims to make Australian market intelligence and ongoing cultural material accessible to audiences support, including financial, to across Australia. Australian businesses looking to develop international markets. Austrade also provides advice and guidance on

Resource and advocacy organisations overseas investment and joint venture opportunities and helps put Australian businesses in contact with potential overseas investors. Austrade is a statutory authority within the Foreign Affairs and Trade portfolio.

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132 Australian Capital Territory South Australia

National Gallery of Australia Country Arts SA GPO Box 1150 2 McLaren Parade Canberra ACT 2601 Port Adelaide SA 5015 Contact: Belinda Cotton Contact: Rob Johnston Phone: 02 6240 6556 Phone: 08 8444 0400 Fax: 02 6240 6560 Fax: 08 8444 0499 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.nga.gov.au Web: www.countryarts.org.au

New South Wales Tasmania

Museums & Galleries NSW Contemporary Art 43–51 Cowper Wharf Road Services Tasmania Woolloomooloo NSW 2011 (CAST) Contact: Tracy Tucker Phone: 02 9339 9906 or 02 9358 1760 27 Tasma Street or free call 1800 114 311 North Hobart TAS 7000 Fax: 02 9358 1852 Phone: 03 6233 2681 or 03 6233 2783 Email: [email protected] Fax: 03 6233 2682 Web: www.mgnsw.org.au Email: [email protected] Web: www.castgallery.org Northern Territory Victoria ArtBackNT PO Box 535 NETS Victoria Darwin NT 0801 C/- The Ian Potter Centre NGVA GPO Box 535 Federation Square Alice Springs NT 0871 Melbourne VIC 3001 Contact: Tony Duke PO Box 7259 Phone: 08 8924 4183 (Darwin) or Melbourne VIC 8004 08 8953 5941 (Alice Springs) Fax: 08 8924 4182 Contact: Tim Fisher Email: [email protected] Phone: 03 8662 1512 Web: www.artbacknt.com.au Fax: 03 8662 1575 Email: tim.ﬁ[email protected] National exhibition touring support agencies Web: www.netsvictoria.org Queensland

Western Australia Resource and advocacy organisations Museum and Galleries Services, Queensland Art on the Move 3rd Level, 381 Brunswick Street Fortitude Valley QLD 4006 GPO Box M 937 Perth WA 6843 Contact: Fiona Marshall Phone: 07 3215 0820 Contact: Paul Thompson Fax: 07 3215 0821 Phone: 08 9227 7505 Email: [email protected] or Fax: 08 9227 5304

[email protected] Email: [email protected] Section 6 Web: magsq.com.au Web: www.artonthemove.com.au

133 134 Online resources Section 7

135 136 ABC Message Stick – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Board of the Islander Online Australia Council for the Arts Web: www.abc.net.au/message Web: www.ozco.gov.au/council_ priorities/indigenous/ The Message Stick program is an Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) This site contains up-to-date information television production. Its online website on issues affecting Indigenous artists. It provides information on ABC’s Indigenous also contains a link at www.ozco.gov.au/ radio and television programs and on arts_resources/publications/visual_cultures Indigenous news and events generally. to the Australia Council for the Arts’ online protocols for buyers and producers of Indigenous arts and crafts. This is a vital Aboriginal Art Online Pty Ltd guide on how buyers and exhibitors should Web: www.aboriginalartonline.com.au relate to Indigenous artists. It details agreed principles and protocols on respect, This site exhibits Australia’s largest communication, consultation and consent, online range of Aboriginal art for sale. It interpretation, authenticity, marketing links to Aboriginal owned and operated with integrity and copyright. art centres and is a well used online source of information on Aboriginal art and culture. Art Almanac Web: www.art-almanac.com.au Aboriginal Artists Agency Ltd This site is the online version of the Web: www.aboriginalartists.com.au printed Art Almanac, which is a guide to Australia’s galleries. It lists art galleries, This site provides information on the and their current exhibitions Australia- Aboriginal Artists Agency, a non-proﬁt wide. Art Almanac features alphabetical group that represents Indigenous artists lists of current arts events that are and provides support for them to market organised regionally, and related display their works. advertisements. A number of pages are devoted each month to editorial proﬁles. Aboriginal Languages of Australia Arts Hub Australia Web: www.dnathan.com Web: www.artshub.com.au This site has annotated links to a Arts Hub is a website for arts workers. It range of resources for Indigenous lists arts jobs, information and arts news. language supporters. Many of the The website provides relevant news and resources promoted are produced by other resources to industry employees, Indigenous people. managers and organisations.

Art Search Online resources Web: www.art-search.com.au This site is a privately owned resource which provides free and paid listings for art businesses. Section 7

137 Arts Law Australian Government Web: www.artslaw.com.au Directory This site is a contact point for the Arts Web: www.agd.com.au/indigenous Law Centre of Australia, which is the The Australian Government Directory is national community legal centre for the produced by a privately owned company arts. The centre provides specialised legal and provides comprehensive updated and business advice, referral services, information on Australian public and professional development resources and private agencies and services. advocacy for artists and arts organisations. The site links to the Arts Law Centre’s Our Culture: Our Future Report, which Australian Parliament analyses the laws and policies that affect House Library Indigenous cultural rights. Web: www.aph.gov.au/library/intguide/ sp/spindigenous.htm Art.Trade This site provides valuable listings Web: www.arttrade.asn.au and links to Indigenous publications and websites. This is the website of the Australian Indigenous Art Trade Association, which is a national organisation that aims to Barani – Indigenous foster excellence in product, presentation History of Sydney and service in the marketing and sale of Web: Indigenous artworks across Australia. www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/barani The Barani site contains the history, Association of Western life stories and images of Indigenous Australian Art Galleries men and women who have made great Web: www.awaag.org.au contributions to their people and country. It tells the story of how their This site lists the contact details for the achievements link to the identity and association’s professional gallery members. growth of Aboriginal Sydney.

Australian Institute of Black Pages Aboriginal and Torres Strait Web: www.blackpages.com.au Islander Studies Black Pages is a national online Web: www.aiatsis.gov.au Indigenous business and community This website promotes understanding enterprise directory. of Australia’s Indigenous cultures past and present. The Mura online catalogue Centre for Aboriginal lists the institute’s collections including books, serials, images and videos and can Economic Policy Research Online resources be searched by a wide variety of criteria. Web: online.anu.edu.au/caepr The site also provides access to an overview This Australian National University Centre of collections and can assist Indigenous for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research Australians access cultural heritage site lists publications, including those on materials being held by public institutions. Indigenous visual arts matters. Section 7

138 Collections Culture and Recreation Portal Australia Network Web: www.cultureandrecreation.gov.au (CAN) This Australian Government site provides Web: www.collectionsaustralia.net access to online services and information in the ﬁelds of culture and recreation, Targeting regional Australia, the from all levels of government and the Collections Australia Network (CAN) non-government sector website provides a single access point for digitised collections held in The site lists funding sources at: museums, libraries, archives and galleries www.cultureandrecreation.gov.au/grants throughout Australia. CAN allows small and training resources at: www. to medium sized collecting institutions cultureandrecreation.gov.au/training to create and edit their own simple web This directory also provides information pages. The institutions can publish and on Australian tertiary and vocational promote their own news and collections, sector courses and accredited events and exhibition content using CAN’s private provider traineeships for the online tools. The site makes information cultural sector. about collections in Australia’s museums, archives and galleries available to a worldwide audience. fuel4Arts Web: www.fuel4arts.com Community Builders This site offers access to nearly Web: www.communitybuilders.nsw.gov. 3000 arts marketers and artists and au/funding provides marketing tools and ideas for artists. It has free membership for This is a New South Wales state artists, cultural workers and consultants. government site, which links to a wide Members come from all over Australia range of government funding schemes and from as far aﬁeld as Malaysia, Russia, and institutions and businesses. It is a Singapore, the United Kingdom and the valuable funding guide for organisers of United States. It is an initiative of the community projects and gives advice on Australia Council for the Arts. how to write funding submissions. Government Online Directory Contemporary Arts Web: www.gold.gov.au Organisations of Australia Web: www.caos.org.au The Government Online Directory (GOLD) is the functional and personnel directory This site is the gateway to Australia’s of the Australian Government public contemporary arts organisations which service. Each Australian Government encourage the production of new and agency supplies accurate and updated cutting edge art. information on its own structure and that of its portfolio agencies.

Culture and Arts Online resources Web: www.cultureandarts.wa.gov.au This Western Australian government department of culture and the arts’ website provides information and links to the most comprehensive and current information on the arts and cultural industry in Western Australia. Section 7

139 GrantsLINK IndigiNet Web: www.grantslink.gov.au Multimedia Services GrantsLINK is an Australian Government Web: www.indiginet.com.au website designed to assist organisations IndigiNet is a key player in the development and individuals ﬁnd relevant grants for of Indigenous Internet and multimedia community projects from amongst the projects with global proﬁles and reach. many Australian Government funds that This site provides Indigenous information are available. GrantsLINK also provides across a broad spectrum of areas. advice and assistance in how to write applications for funding. Koori World Online Guide to Australian Culture Web: www.koori.net Web: This site provides an Indigenous www.csu.edu.au/australia/culture.html Australian global Internet information service that allows people from all walks of This Charles Sturt University website life to contribute to the ongoing processes links to Australia-wide arts, culture, of national reconciliation between performance and related sites. Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities.

House of Aboriginality National Aboriginal and Web: Torres Strait Islander www.mq.edu.au/house_of_aboriginality Education Website The House of Aboriginality is a Web: www.natsiew.nexus.edu.au multimedia project that focuses on the ‘imitations industry’, which exploits This website provides links to a the popularity of Aboriginal art. The comprehensive and ever-growing project aims to support the ongoing collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait struggle of Australian Indigenous artists Islander resources from across the world to promote copyright compliance and wide web. cultural integrity in the merchandising of Aboriginal imagery. National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Visual Ididj Australia Artists Database Web: www.ididj.com.au Web: www.discoverymedia.com.au This site is an Australian didgeridoo This site is an access point to the cultural hub backed by the Ididj Australia National Aboriginal and Torres Strait company. It provides information about Islander Visual Artists Database the didgeridoo and its place in Australian (NATSIVAD). This data base is a reference Aboriginal cultures. The company also list of Indigenous artists compiled by promotes the sale of authentic didgeridoos

Online resources the Australian Institute of Aboriginal via this site. and Torres Strait Islander Studies. The NATSIVAD listing requires a subscription Indigenous Portal for entry. Web: www.indigenous.gov.au This is an Australian government site that provides information on government programs and services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Section 7

140 National Association for the Regional Australia Visual Arts Web: www.regionalaustralia.gov.au Web: www.visualarts.net.au This site provides information and links This is the website of the National to Australian Government programs Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) and services relevant to people living which represents the professional in regional, rural and remote Australia. interests of the Australian visual arts The primary objective of the portal is to and craft sector through advocacy, make accessing programs and services representation and service provision. easier for people and organisations that Information is provided about NAVA, do not have a detailed understanding its grants, products, services and of the structure and responsibilities membership. From this website you can of government departments and their join NAVA and download applications for portfolio agencies. NAVA grants. Vibe Australia Mura Gadi Web: www.vibe.com.au Web: www.nla.gov.au/muragadi This site provides a link to Deadly This is the online guide for manuscripts, Vibe sites and information. It provides oral histories and pictures held at the Indigenous news especially in the sport, National Library of Australia in Canberra. music and entertainment ﬁelds.

Our Community VISCOPY Web: www.ourcommunity.com.au Web: www.viscopy.com The Our Community website provides This is the website of the Visual Arts information for the non-profit community Copyright Collecting Agency (VISCOPY), organisations sector. The site has which represents 250 000 premier information on funding opportunities, Australian and International visual grant writing and applications. artists. VISCOPY represents many Australian Indigenous artists exclusively and the website gives access to their Philanthropy Australia membership list. The site also gives Web: www.philanthropy.org.au access to the VISCOPY Image Gallery which provides online licensing and Philanthropy Australia’s website access to a collection of digital images contains information on grants and that can be purchased and downloaded services provided by non-government on demand for a fee. trusts and foundations. The homepage links to the organisation’s resource centre, media releases, journal articles Volunteering Australia and a bookshop. It provides a range of Web: www.govolunteer.com.au useful funding links. GoVolunteer is an initiative of Online resources Volunteering Australia and is Australia’s Pro Bono Australia first national volunteer recruitment Web: www.probonoaustralia.com.au website. The site provides free Internet advertising for non-profit community Pro Bono Australia is a portal for the organisations looking for volunteers. The non-profit sector. The website seeks site can be useful to Indigenous arts and to increase the level of philanthropy craft centres wishing to recruit volunteers. in Australia and to give community

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143 144 This list was provided by art centres only as a acrylic on linen guide to items they have available. Many art Artists of Ampilatwatju, 22 centres provide items not listed here. Papuny Tula Artists Pty Ltd, 28 Papunya Community Artists (Warumpi Arts), 28 A Tjala Arts (Minymaku Arts), 35 acrylic on board Waralungku Arts (Mabunji Arts), 30 Bindi Inc., 23 acrylic on paper Budamurra Aboriginal Corporation, 19 Bindi Inc., 23 acrylic on canvas Munupi Arts and Crafts, 27 Ali Curung Women’s Centre, 22 animal products (see also carved animals; Alice Springs Prison Group, 22 emu eggs) Alpurrurulam Arts, 22 Hopevale Community Arts and Culture Bama Ngappi Ngappi, 31 Learning Centre, 32 Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman Irrunytju Arts, 39 Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 Bindi Inc., 23 Tjala Arts (Minymaku Arts), 35 Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 art supplies Budamurra Aboriginal Corporation, 19 Trading Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 33 Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku artefacts (see also bowls; carved animals; chisels; Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 coolamons; musical instruments; souvenirs; Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 weapons and hunting implements; woodwork) Dhugamin CDEP, 31 Aboriginal Cultural Centre Monaroo Bobberrer Djugun Tribal Creations, 39 Gudu, 19 Gungarde Aboriginal Corporation, 32 Armidale and Regional Aboriginal Cultural Hopevale Community Arts and Culture Centre and Keeping Place, 19 Learning Centre, 32 Bama Ngappi Ngappi, 31 Ikuntji Artists, 24 Bidjiwong Classic Koori Designs, 47 Irrunytju Arts, 39 Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Julalikari Arts, 25 Gungarde Aboriginal Corporation, 32 Kerang and District Elders Cooperative Spinifex Arts Project, 42 Limited Association, 37 Umbarra Aboriginal Corporation, 21 Kundat Djaru Aboriginal Corporation/ Wik and Kugu Art Centre, 33 Yaruman Arts and Culture Centre, 40 Yarliyil Art Centre, 44 Laverton Outback Gallery, Laverton Leonora Yarrawarra Aboriginal Corporation, 21 Cross Cultural Association, 40 artworks (see also acrylic; bark paintings; Lockhart River Aboriginal Community Arts canvas works; carved animals; ceramics; and Culture Centre Inc., 32 emu eggs; glass works; ochre; paper; sand Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 paintings; woodwork) Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 Aboriginal Cultural Centre Monaroo Bobberrer Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 Gudu, 19 Mowanjum Artists Spirit of the Wandjina Alpurrurulam Arts, 22 Aboriginal Corporation, 41 Armidale and Regional Aboriginal Cultural Ngukurr Arts, 27 Centre and Keeping Place, 19 Ngurratjuta Iltja Ntjarra – Many Hands Art Artists of Ampilatwatju, 22 Centre, 27 Australian Art Print Network, 47 Ntaria Art Group, 27 Bidjiwong Classic Koori Designs, 47 Nyinkka Nyunyu Art and Cultural Centre, 28 East Gipplsand Aboriginal Arts Corporation, 37 Orana Aboriginal Corporation, 20 Ernabella Arts Inc., 34 Papulankutja Artists, 42 Euraba Paper Aboriginal Corporation, 20 Pilbara Arts, Crafts and Design Aboriginal Hopevale Community Arts and Culture Corporation, 42 Learning Centre, 32 Port Lincoln (Kuju) Aboriginal Community Irrkerlantye Arts, 24 Council Art Workshop, 35 Iwantja Arts Centre, 34 South Coast Aboriginal Cultural Centre, 20 Jilamara Arts and Craft, 24 Spinifex Arts Project, 42 Jirrawan Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 39 Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 Kaltjiti Arts and Crafts, 34 Tjala Arts (Minymaku Arts), 35 Kayili Artists, 39 Tobwabba Art, 21 Krowathunkooloong Keeping Place, 37 Art centres product index Trading Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 33 Mangkaja Arts Resource Agency Aboriginal Turkey Bore Arts Crafts, 29 Corporation, 40 Walkatjara Art Uluru, 29 Marra Indigenous Art and Design, 41 Wamba Wamba Local Aboriginal Land Council, 38 Nagula Jarndu (Saltwater Woman) Designs, 41 Waralungku Arts (Mabunji Arts), 30 NEEDAC Ltd, 41 Waringarri Aboriginal Arts, 43 Ngurrala Aboriginal Corporation, 20 Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association, 30 Ninuku Artists, 35 Watiyawanu Artists of Amunturrngu, 30 Orana Aboriginal Corporation, 20 Western Sydney Community Aboriginal Papunya Tula Artists Pty Ltd, 28 Corporation, 47 Tjulyuru Regional Arts Gallery, 43 Wunthulpu Arts, 33 Tobwabba Art, 21 Yarrabah Art, Craft and Cultural Centre, 33 Trading Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 33

145 Warlayirti Artists, 43 Tjanpi Women’s Aboriginal Baskets, 29 Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association, 30 Turkey Bore Arts Crafts, 29 Wongatha Wonganarra Aboriginal Corporation, 44 belts Yarliyil Art Centre, 44 Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 Yarrawarra Aboriginal Corporation, 21 bilma, see clap sticks boomerangs B Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman bags (see also dilly bags) Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Budamurra Aboriginal Corporation, 19 Julalikari Arts, 25 Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku Kerang and District Elders Cooperative Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 Limited Association, 37 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 Dhugamin CDEP, 31 Redfern Aboriginal Corporation, 47 Gungarde Aboriginal Corporation, 32 YBE Arts Centre, 30 Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 48 bark paintings (see also ochre on bark) Kowrowa Aboriginal Arts and Crafts, 49 Bula’bula Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 23 Kundat Djaru Aboriginal Corporation/ Elcho Island Arts and Crafts, 24 Yaruman Arts and Culture Centre, 40 Gungarde Aboriginal Corporation, 32 Laverton Outback Gallery, Laverton Leonora Maningrida Arts and Culture, 25 Cross Cultural Association, 40 Manyallaluk Art and Craft Centre, 25 Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 Maruku Arts, 48 Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 Orana Aboriginal Corporation, 20 Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 YBE Arts Centre, 30 Murra Wolka Creations, 49 baskets Ngukurr Arts, 27 Bama Ngappi Ngappi, 31 Nyinkka Nyunyu Art and Cultural Centre, 28 Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman Papulankutja Artists, 42 Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 Port Lincoln (Kuju) Aboriginal Community Bula’bula Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 23 Council Art Workshop, 35 Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 Tobwabba Art, 21 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Trading Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 33 Elcho Island Arts and Crafts, 24 Umbarra Aboriginal Corporation, 21 Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Wamba Wamba Local Aboriginal Council, 38 Injalak Arts and Crafts Association, 24 Western Sydney Community Aboriginal Irrunytju Arts, 39 Corporation, 47 Julalikari Arts, 25 bowls (see also coolamons) Kayili Artists, 39 Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 Merrepen Arts, 26 Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 Dhugamin CDEP, 31 Ngukurr Arts, 27 Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 48 Peppimenarti Community, 28 Laverton Outback Gallery, Laverton Leonora Pilbara Arts, Crafts and Design Aboriginal Cross Cultural Association, 40 Corporation, 42 Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 Spinifex Arts Project, 42 Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation for Papulankutja Artists, 42 Women’s Art and Craft, 35 Shed Designs, 20 Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 Trading Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 33 Tjala Arts (Minymaku Arts), 35 Wathaurong Glass and Arts Pty Ltd, 38 Tjanpi Women’s Aboriginal Baskets, 29 boxes Turkey Bore Arts Crafts, 29 Dhugamin CDEP, 31 Walkatjara Art Uluru, 29 Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 48 Waralungku Arts (Mabunji Arts), 30 Turkey Bore Arts Crafts, 29 Wunthulpu Arts, 33 bull roarers Art centres product index Yarrabah Art, Craft and Cultural Centre, 33 Kowrowa Aboriginal Arts and Crafts, 49 batik bush medicine Ernabella Arts Inc., 34 Irrunytju Arts, 39 Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 Tjanpi Women’s Aboriginal Baskets, 29 Tiwi Design Aboriginal Corporation, 29 bush toys Tjala Arts (Minymaku Arts), 35 Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 25 Turkey Bore Arts Crafts, 29 beads and beaded jewellery Aboriginal Arts and Culture Centre, 48 Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 48 Ntaria Art Group, 27 Orana Aboriginal Corporation, 20 South Coast Aboriginal Cultural Centre, 20

146 C Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 25 canvas works (see also acrylic on canvas; Miss Emily, 37 ochre on canvas; oil on canvas) Munupi Arts and Crafts, 27 Elcho Island Arts and Crafts, 24 Orana Aboriginal Corporation, 20 Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 25, 48 Shed Designs, 20 Manyallaluk Art and Craft Centre, 25 Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 Merrepen Arts, 26 Tiwi Design Aboriginal Corporation, 29 Murra Wolka Creations, 49 Tjulyuru Regional Arts Gallery, 43 Ngurrala Aboriginal Corporation, 20 Trading Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 33 Peppimenarti Community, 28 Walkatjara Art Uluru, 29 Warmun Art Centre, 44 Wongatha Wonganarra Aboriginal Corporation, 44 YBE Arts Centre, 30 Yarrabah Art, Craft and Cultural Centre, 33 cards Yarrawarra Aboriginal Corporation, 21 Pilbara Arts, Crafts and Design Aboriginal ceremonial items (see also larrakitj; musical Corporation, 42 instruments) carved animals Elcho Island Arts and Crafts, 24 Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman Jilamara Arts and Craft, 24 Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 chisels Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 Dhugamin CDEP, 31 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 Irrunytju Arts, 39 Maruku Arts, 48 Laverton Outback Gallery, Laverton Leonora clap sticks (bilma) Cross Cultural Association, 40 Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 Maruku Arts, 48 Budamurra Aboriginal Corporation, 19 Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 Ngukurr Arts, 27 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Papulankutja Artists, 42 Dhugamin CDEP, 31 Papunya Community Artists (Warumpi Arts), 28 Gungarde Aboriginal Corporation, 32 Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 48 Tjala Arts (Minymaku Arts), 35 Kowrowa Aboriginal Arts and Crafts, 49 Warmun Art Centre, 44 Laverton Outback Gallery, Laverton Leonora carved boab nuts Cross Cultural Association, 40 Waringarri Aboriginal Arts, 43 Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 carved slates Maruku Arts, 48 Waringarri Aboriginal Arts, 43 Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 carvings Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 Aboriginal Arts and Culture Centre, 48 Ngukurr Arts, 27 Buku Larrnggay Mulka Art Centre and Museum, 23 Ntaria Art Group, 27 Bula’bula Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 23 Papulankutja Artists, 42 Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Papunya Community Artists (Warumpi Arts), 28 Injalak Arts and Crafts Association, 24 Port Lincoln (Kuju) Aboriginal Community Jilamara Arts and Craft, 24 Council Art Workshop, 35 Kayili Artists, 39 Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 Marra Indigenous Art and Design, 41 Tobwabba Art, 21 Munupi Arts and Crafts, 27 Umbarra Aboriginal Corporation, 21 Ngurrala Aboriginal Corporation, 20 Warmun Art Centre, 44 Tiwi Design Aboriginal Corporation, 29 YBE Arts Centre, 30 Tobwabba Art, 21 clocks Waralungku Arts (Mabunji Arts), 30 Dhugamin CDEP, 31 YBE Arts Centre, 30 clothing and accessories (see also bags; hats; ceramics (see also bowls; coolamons; platters) jewellery; scarves; t-shirts; textiles) Aboriginal Cultural Centre Monaroo Bobberrer Aboriginal Arts and Culture Centre, 48 Gudu, 19 Aboriginal Cultural Centre Monaroo Bobberrer Bama Ngappi Ngappi, 31 Gudu, 19 Art centres product index Bidjiwong Classic Koori Designs, 47 Armidale and Regional Aboriginal Cultural Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 Centre and Keeping Place, 19 Budamurra Aboriginal Corporation, 19 Balarinji Designs Studio, 47 Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku DD by Megan Salmon Pty Ltd, 50 Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 Desert Designs, 50 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Nagula Jarndu (Saltwater Woman) Designs, 41 Djugun Tribal Creations, 39 Ngurrala Aboriginal Corporation, 20 Ernabella Arts Inc., 34 Pilbara Arts, Crafts and Design Aboriginal Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Corporation, 42 Hermannsburg Potters, 24 Pwanga Women’s Enterprises, 28 Irrkerlantye Arts, 24 Redfern Aboriginal Corporation, 47 Julalikari Arts, 25 Turkey Bore Arts Crafts, 29 Wunthulpu Arts, 33

147 clubs (see also nulla nullas) dilly bags, screen-printed Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman Wamba Wamba Local Aboriginal Council, 38 Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 doona covers Dhugamin CDEP, 31 Wamba Wamba Local Aboriginal Council, 38 Laverton Outback Gallery, Laverton Leonora Western Sydney Community Aboriginal Cross Cultural Association, 40 Corporation, 47 Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 Maruku Arts, 48 E coolamons emu eggs – carved Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 Kerang and District Elders Cooperative Budamurra Aboriginal Corporation, 19 Limited Association, 37 Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku Western Sydney Community Aboriginal Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 Corporation, 47 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 emu eggs – painted Dhugamin CDEP, 31 Port Lincoln (Kuju) Aboriginal Community Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 48 Council Art Workshop, 35 Kundat Djaru Aboriginal Corporation/ Western Sydney Community Aboriginal Yaruman Arts and Culture Centre, 40 Corporation, 47 Laverton Outback Gallery, Laverton Leonora essential oils Cross Cultural Association, 40 Dhugamin CDEP, 31 Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 etchings Maruku Arts, 48 Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 Irrunytju Arts, 39 Ntaria Art Group, 27 Merrepen Arts, 26 Nyinkka Nyunyu Art and Cultural Centre, 28 Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 Papulankutja Artists, 42 Mowanjum Artists Spirit of the Wandjina Papunya Community Artists (Warumpi Arts), 28 Aboriginal Corporation, 41 Shed Designs, 20 Ngukurr Arts, 27 Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 Tobwabba Art, 21 Tjala Arts (Minymaku Arts), 35 Trading Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 33 Walkatjara Art Uluru, 29 corporate gifts and awards Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association, 30 Wathaurong Glass and Arts Pty Ltd, 38 F D fans dance shakers (kuulups) Yarrabah Art, Craft and Cultural Centre, 33 Lockhart River Aboriginal Community Arts fibre work (see also baskets; dilly bags; mats; and Culture Centre Inc., 32 nets; pandanus weavings; paper; textiles) designs Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Balarinji Designs Studio, 47 Irrunytju Arts, 39 Pwanga Women’s Enterprises, 28 Lockhart River Aboriginal Community Arts Redfern Aboriginal Corporation, 47 and Culture Centre Inc., 32 didgeridoos Manyallaluk Art and Craft Centre, 25 Aboriginal Arts and Culture Centre, 48 Munupi Arts and Crafts, 27 Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman Papulankutja Artists, 42 Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 Tjala Arts (Minymaku Arts), 35 Bangerang Cultural Centre, 37 Wik and Kugu Art Centre, 33 Buku Larrnggay Mulka Art Centre and Museum, 23 Wongatha Wonganarra Aboriginal Corporation, 44 Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku Yarrabah Art, Craft and Cultural Centre, 33 Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 fighting sticks digging sticks Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 Kundat Djaru Aboriginal Corporation/ firesticks Yaruman Arts and Culture Centre, 40 Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman Maruku Arts, 48

Art centres product index Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 Trading Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 33 Dhugamin CDEP, 31 YBE Arts Centre, 30 Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 dilly bags (ﬁbre work bags) Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 Bama Ngappi Ngappi, 31 furnishings (see also doona covers; tablecloths) Bula’bula Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 23 Nagula Jarndu (Saltwater Woman) Designs, 41 Elcho Island Arts and Crafts, 24 Redfern Aboriginal Corporation, 47 Injalak Arts and Crafts Association, 24 Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation for Merrepen Arts, 26 Women’s Art and Craft, 35 Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 furniture (see also boxes) Ngukurr Arts, 27 Dhugamin CDEP, 31 Peppimenarti Community, 28 Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 25 YBE Arts Centre, 30 NEEDAC Ltd, 41 Ngurrala Aboriginal Corporation, 20 Wamba Wamba Local Aboriginal Council, 38 148 G Walkatjara Art Uluru, 29 glass works Waringarri Aboriginal Arts, 43 Tiwi Design Aboriginal Corporation, 29 Western Sydney Community Aboriginal Tjulyuru Regional Arts Gallery, 43 Corporation, 47 Warlayirti Artists, 43 Yarrabah Art, Craft and Cultural Centre, 33 Wathaurong Glass and Arts Pty Ltd, 38 YBE Arts Centre, 30 gouache on paper jigsaws Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 Papulankutja Artists, 42 Ngurratjuta Iltja Ntjarra – Many Hands Art Centre, 27 K Pilbara Arts, Crafts and Design Aboriginal kalis, see boomerangs Corporation, 42 kelp baskets gouache on board Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation for Jirrawan Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 39 Women’s Art and Craft, 35 kulatas, see spears H kuulups, see dance shakers hat boxes Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 48 L hats lamps Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 Dhugamin CDEP, 31 Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 lampshades Umbarra Aboriginal Corporation, 21 Tjala Arts (Minymaku Arts), 35 head-dresses larrakitj (hollow logs, memorial poles) Yarrabah Art, Craft and Cultural Centre, 33 Buku Larrnggay Mulka Art Centre and Museum, 23 hollow logs, see larrakitj Bula’bula Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 23 human hair hats and belts Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 YBE Arts Centre, 30 hunting implements, see weapons and hunting linocuts implements Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 Buku Larrnggay Mulka Art Centre and Museum, 23 J Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 jewellery (see also beads and beaded jewellery) Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Bama Ngappi Ngappi, 31 Julalikari Arts, 25 Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman Merrepen Arts, 26 Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 Bangerang Cultural Centre, 37 Ngukurr Arts, 27 Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 Ngurratjuta Iltja Ntjarra – Many Hands Art Buku Larrnggay Mulka Art Centre and Museum, 23 Centre, 27 Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku Pilbara Arts, Crafts and Design Aboriginal Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 Corporation, 42 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Walkatjara Art Uluru, 29 Irrunytju Arts, 39 Wiilu Arts Group, 30 Kayili Artists, 40 Yarrabah Art, Craft and Cultural Centre, 33 Laverton Outback Gallery, Laverton Leonora Cross Cultural Association, 40 M Lockhart River Aboriginal Community Arts mats and Culture Centre Inc., 32 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Manyallaluk Art and Craft Centre, 25 Injalak Arts and Crafts Association, 24 Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 Marra Indigenous Art and Design, 41 Yarrabah Art, Craft and Cultural Centre, 33 Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 YBE Arts Centre, 30 Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 memorial poles, see larrakitj Mowanjum Artists Spirit of the Wandjina message sticks Aboriginal Corporation, 41 Gungarde Aboriginal Corporation, 32 Ngukurr Arts, 27 mirus, see spear throwers

Ngurrala Aboriginal Corporation, 20 murals Art centres product index Ntaria Art Group, 27 Hermannsburg Potters, 24 Papulankutja Artists, 42 Warba Mirdawaji Aboriginal Community Art Papunya Community Artists (Warumpi Arts), 28 Group, 43 Port Lincoln (Kuju) Aboriginal Community musical instruments (see also clap sticks; Council Art Workshop, 35 didgeridoos) Spinifex Arts Project, 42 Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation for Kowrowa Aboriginal Arts and Crafts, 49 Women’s Art and Craft, 35 Lockhart River Aboriginal Community Arts Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 and Culture Centre Inc., 32 Tiwi Design Aboriginal Corporation, 29 Tjala Arts (Minymaku Arts), 35 Tobwabba Art, 21 Umbarra Aboriginal Corporation, 21

149 N printed fabric lengths (see also screen-printed nets textiles) Merrepen Arts, 26 Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 Peppimenarti Community, 28 Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku nulla nullas (see also clubs) Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Kundat Djaru Aboriginal Corporation/ Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Yaruman Arts and Culture Centre, 40 Injalak Arts and Crafts Association, 24 Murra Wolka Creations, 49 Julalikari Arts, 25 Ntaria Art Group, 27 Kerang and District Elders Cooperative Papulankutja Artists, 42 Limited Association, 37 Merrepen Arts, 26 Pwanga Women’s Enterprises, 28 O Redfern Aboriginal Corporation, 47 ochre Tiwi Design Aboriginal Corporation, 29 Jilamara Arts and Craft, 24 Tjala Arts (Minymaku Arts), 35 Tiwi Design Aboriginal Corporation, 29 Walkatjara Art Uluru, 29 ochre on bark Western Sydney Community Aboriginal Bula’bula Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 23 Corporation, 47 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 prints (see also screen prints) Injalak Arts and Crafts Association, 24 Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 ochre on canvas Budamurra Aboriginal Corporation, 19 Bula’bula Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 23 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Irrunytju Arts, 39 Dhugamin CDEP, 31 Kerang and District Elders Cooperative Jirrawan Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 39 Limited Association, 37 Kundat Djaru Aboriginal Corporation/ Merrepen Arts, 26 Yaruman Arts and Culture Centre, 40 Nagula Jarndu (Saltwater Woman) Designs, 41 Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 Ngukurr Arts, 27 Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 Papulankutja Artists, 42 Ntaria Art Group, 27 Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 Wamba Wamba Local Aboriginal Land Council, 38 Trading Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 33 Waringarri Aboriginal Arts, 43 Walkatjara Art Uluru, 29 Warmun Art Centre, 44 Waringarri Aboriginal Arts, 43 ochre on paper prints, limited edition Munupi Arts and Crafts, 27 Australian Art Print Network, 47 oil on canvas Bula’bula Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 23 Pilbara Arts, Crafts and Design Aboriginal Desert Designs, 49 Corporation, 42 Ernabella Arts Inc., 34 Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation for Maningrida Arts and Culture, 25 Women’s Art and Craft, 35 Munupi Arts and Crafts, 27 Trading Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 33 prints, photographic Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 P prints, solar plate pandanus weavings Tjala Arts (Minymaku Arts), 35 Buku Larrnggay Mulka Art Centre and Museum, 23 pukumani poles Manyallaluk Art and Craft Centre, 25 Jilamara Arts and Craft, 24 paper, hand-made punu board prints Arilla Paper, 31 Papulankutja Artists, 42 Euraba Paper Aboriginal Corporation, 20 punu works pastels Aboriginal Arts and Culture Centre, 48 Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 picture frames Q Budamurra Aboriginal Corporation, 19 quilts Trading Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 33 Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation for Wunthulpu Arts, 33 Women’s Art and Craft, 35 pillow cases/sets

Art centres product index Redfern Aboriginal Corporation, 47 Western Sydney Community Aboriginal R Corporation, 47 rugs placemats Kaltjiti Arts and Crafts, 34 Wamba Wamba Local Aboriginal Council, 38 plates/platters S Budamurra Aboriginal Corporation, 19 sand paintings Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku Gungarde Aboriginal Corporation, 32 Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 Papulankutja Artists, 42 Shed Designs, 20 Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association, 30 Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 sarongs Wathaurong Glass and Arts Pty Ltd, 38 Tobwabba Art, 21 pottery, see ceramics Wanganeen, Eva, 49

150 scarves souvenirs (tourism products) Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku Bidjiwong Classic Koori Designs, 47 Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 Desert Designs, 50 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Wathaurong Glass and Arts Pty Ltd, 38 Julalikari Arts, 25 Wunthulpu Arts, 33 Merrepen Arts, 26 spear throwers (see also woomeras) Port Lincoln (Kuju) Aboriginal Community Laverton Outback Gallery, Laverton Leonora Council Art Workshop, 35 Cross Cultural Association, 40 Tiwi Design Aboriginal Corporation, 29 Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 Tjala Arts (Minymaku Arts), 35 Maruku Arts, 48 Tobwabba Art, 21 Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 Turkey Bore Arts Crafts, 29 Ngukurr Arts, 27 Umbarra Aboriginal Corporation, 21 spears Walkatjara Art Uluru, 29 Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman Wanganeen, Eva, 49 Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 Western Sydney Community Aboriginal Budamurra Aboriginal Corporation, 19 Corporation, 47 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 screen-printed textiles (see also printed fabric Dhugamin CDEP, 31 lengths) Irrunytju Arts, 39 Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Kowrowa Aboriginal Arts and Crafts, 49 Injalak Arts and Crafts Association, 24 Laverton Outback Gallery, Laverton Leonora Miss Emily, 37 Cross Cultural Association, 40 Nagula Jarndu (Saltwater Woman) Designs, 41 Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 NEEDAC Ltd, 41 Maruku Arts, 48 Wamba Wamba Local Aboriginal Council, 38 Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 screen prints Ngukurr Arts, 27 Ali Curung Women’s Centre, 22 Nyinkka Nyunyu Art and Cultural Centre, 28 Buku Larrnggay Mulka Art Centre and Museum, 23 Tobwabba Art, 21 Irrunytju Arts, 39 Wunthulpu Arts, 33 Kerang and District Elders Cooperative YBE Arts Centre, 30 Limited Association, 37 Spinifex Arts Project, 42 T Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association, 30 t-shirts Yarrabah Art, Craft and Cultural Centre, 33 Aboriginal Arts and Culture Centre, 48 sculptures (see also carvings) Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 Maningrida Arts and Culture, 25 Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku Papulankutja Artists, 42 Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 Dhugamin CDEP, 31 Tiwi Design Aboriginal Corporation, 29 Injalak Arts and Crafts Association, 24 Tjanpi Women’s Aboriginal Baskets, 29 Julalikari Arts, 25 seed-work jewellery Merrepen Arts, 26 Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Pwanga Women’s Enterprises, 28 YBE Arts Centre, 30 Redfern Aboriginal Corporation, 47 shell jewellery Tobwabba Art, 21 Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Umbarra Aboriginal Corporation, 21 YBE Arts Centre, 30 Walkatjara Art Uluru, 29 shell-work Western Sydney Community Aboriginal South Coast Aboriginal Cultural Centre, 20 Corporation, 47 Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Wunthulpu Arts, 33 shields tablecloths Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Budamurra Aboriginal Corporation, 19 Merrepen Arts, 26 Irrunytju Arts, 39 Nagula Jarndu (Saltwater Woman) Designs, 41 Laverton Outback Gallery, Laverton Leonora Redfern Aboriginal Corporation, 47 Cross Cultural Association, 40 Wamba Wamba Local Aboriginal Council, 38 Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 tea towels Maruku Arts, 48 Gab Titui Cultural Centre, 31 Art centres product index Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 Injalak Arts and Crafts Association, 24 Mornington Island Arts and Craft, 32 Merrepen Arts, 26 Papulankutja Artists, 42 Wunthulpu Arts, 33 shirts (see also t-shirts) textiles (see also bags; batik; clothing and Aboriginal Arts and Culture Centre, 48 accessories; ﬁbre work; furnishings; printed silk fabric lengths; screen-printed textiles; silk; Ali Curung Women’s Centre, 22 tablecloths; tea towels) Balarinji Designs Studio, 47 Aboriginal Cultural Centre Monaroo Bobberrer Port Lincoln (Kuju) Aboriginal Community Gudu, 19 Council Art Workshop, 35 Bamanga Bubu Ngadimunku Inc/Mossman Tiwi Design Aboriginal Corporation, 29 Gorge Arts Cooperative, 31 Wanganeen, Eva, 49

151 Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre/Tjutjunaku Maningrida Arts and Culture, 25 Worka Tjuta Inc, 34 Orana Aboriginal Corporation, 20 Julalikari Arts, 25 Spinifex Arts Project, 42 Kaltjiti Arts and Crafts, 34 Tjala Arts (Minymaku Arts), 35 Kerang and District Elders Cooperative Tjulyuru Regional Arts Gallery, 43 Limited Association, 37 Turkey Bore Arts Crafts, 29 Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 48 Waringarri Aboriginal Arts, 43 Maningrida Arts and Culture, 25 Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association, 30 Mardbalk Arts and Crafts Centre, 26 Wik and Kugu Art Centre, 33 Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 Yarliyil Art Centre, 44 Port Lincoln (Kuju) Aboriginal Community Yarrawarra Aboriginal Corporation, 21 Council Art Workshop, 35 woomeras Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation for Budamurra Aboriginal Corporation, 19 Women’s Art and Craft, 35 Kowrowa Aboriginal Arts and Crafts, 49 Tobwabba Art, 21 Tobwabba Art, 21 Walkatjara Art Uluru, 29 Wamba Wamba Local Aboriginal Council, 38 Y Warba Mirdawaji Aboriginal Community Art yidaki, see didgeridoos Group, 43 Wunthulpu Arts, 33 Yarrabah Art, Craft and Cultural Centre, 33 throwing sticks, see nulla nullas tiles Hermannsburg Potters, 24 Titjikala Arts Centre, 29 tjaras, see shields Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 25 traditional head-dresses Yarrabah Art, Craft and Cultural Centre, 33 tutini poles, see pukumani poles V vases Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 48 Shed Designs, 20 Trading Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 33 W walking sticks Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 watercolours Bindi Inc., 23 Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, 19 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Julalikari Arts, 25 Ngurratjuta Iltja Ntjarra – Many Hands Art Centre, 27 Trading Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 33 weapons and hunting implements (see also boomerangs; digging sticks; ﬁresticks; nulla nullas; shields; spears) Merrepen Arts, 26 Mimi Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation, 26 Peppimenarti Community, 28 woodwork (see also bowls; carvings; ceremonial

Art centres product index items; coolamons; furniture; weapons and hunting implements) Aboriginal Arts and Culture Centre, 48 Alice Springs Prison Group, 22 Bidjiwong Classic Koori Designs, 47 Bula’bula Arts Aboriginal Corporation, 23 Coomalie Cultural Centre, 23 Gungarde Aboriginal Corporation, 32 Hopevale Community Arts and Culture Learning Centre, 32 Irrkerlantye Arts, 24 Irrunytju Arts, 39 Lockhart River Aboriginal Community Arts and Culture Centre Inc., 32

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154 The photos and captions in this directory Old Man Ngallametta, Thap yongk (Law poles), have been supplied by the organisations and 2002–03, carved milkwood, synthetic polymer agencies listed. paint and natural pigments, Wik and Kugu Art Centre, QLD, Queensland Art Gallery Foundation Unless indicated the © copyright of the Grant Collection, QLD artwork rests with the artists and any Helicopter Tjungurrayi at work, Warlayirti reproduction of images must be negotiated Artists, WA with them or their agents. Title page All captions listed below refer to photos from Mavis Ngallametta, Puch clan group pandanus, left to right of the page. Kendall River, Aurukun, West Cape York, QLD, Wik and Kugu Art Centre, QLD Mindirr – Dilly Bags (detail), Bula’bula Arts Front cover (clockwise from top left) Aboriginal Corporation, NT. Photo: © Bula’bula Baskets, Krowathunkooloong Keeping Place, Arts, Ramingining, central Arnhem Land, NT Bairnsdale, VIC. Photo: courtesy Jungle Graphics, VIC Page 2 Aunti Corrie Fullard, Tasmanian Shell Stringer Phillip Gudthaykudthuy painting a badurru (detail), 2005, on Cape Barren Island wearing a (hollow log), Bula’bula Arts Aboriginal traditional necklace of penguin and black crow Corporation, NT. Photo: © Bula’bula Arts, shells. Photo: © Tony Palmer, courtesy Bett Ramingining, central Arnhem Land, NT Gallery Hobart, TAS Mat weaving, Garma Festival, 2005, NT Joel Birnie, Petroglyphs, 2005, acrylic on canvas, National Aboriginal Cultural Institute – Page 4 Tandanya, SA Trevor Mudji, Harold Gill, Ricky Woggagia (left to right), in front of one of the permanent Printed textile length (detail), the workshop of murals at the Art Centre, Balgo, Warlayirti Pwanga Women’s Enterprises, Bathurst Island, Artists, WA Tiwi Islands, NT Bronwyn Bancroft with her paintings Road to Molly Pwerle, artist of the Irultja community NT, Bogabilla 1, 2005, Road to Bogabilla 2, 2005, in front of her work, Aldappa Dance, 2005, acrylic Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, NSW. on linen. Photo: courtesy Aboriginal Gallery of Photo: Mervyn Bishop Dreamings, VIC Page 8 Front cover ﬂap (clockwise from top left) Betty Tekahika, at the opening of the Gab Titui Laddy Timbery burning a design into a shield Cultural Centre, 2004, Thursday Island, QLD. (detail), 2005, Bidjigal Aboriginal Arts and Photo: © George Serras, National Museum of Crafts, NSW Australia, ACT Freda Warlipini, Traditional Tiwi Motif XIV, Artists Silas Hobson, Evelyn Sandy, Sue Ryan 1999, screenprint. Photo: courtesy Australian Art (Manager), Fiona Omeenyo, Adrian King (left to Print Network, NSW right), New Apron Day, 2005, Lockhart River Fiona Omeenyo, 2002, Lockhart River Aboriginal Community Arts and Cultural Aboriginal Community Arts and Cultural Centre, Centre, QLD. QLD. Lucy Yukenbarri, painting Bulpan, 2000, Page 10 Warlayirti Artists, WA Paper Nautilus shells from the Furneaux Islands, Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation for Back cover (clockwise from top left) Women’s Art and Craft, TAS. Photo: Michael Artist Tiger Palpatja painting in the men’s room McKay, Action Photography, TAS at Tjala Arts, Amata, SA Page 16 Possum Skin Cloak design (detail), 2003, glass Narputta Nangala, Lake Kaarkurutintja, 2004, wall hanging, Wathaurong Glass and Arts, VIC acrylic on linen, Ikuntji Artists, NT Rosie Barkus, Torres Strait Lifestyle, gold metallic lino block print on silk, Gab Titui Page 17 Photo captions Cultural Centre, Thursday Island, QLD Artist Susie Bootja Bootja at work, Warlayirti Artists, Balgo, WA Digby Moran, with his painting D Dreaming (detail), 2005, acrylic on canvas, Lismore Page 18 Regional Gallery, NSW. Photo: © Des Sheridan Carmel Richardson with her paintings Boobera and courtesy the artist and Lismore Regional Lagoon, 2005, and Untitled, 2005, in background, Gallery, NSW painting by Shirley Amos Hands of Time, 2005, Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, NSW. Back cover ﬂap (clockwise from top left) Photo: Mervyn Bishop Nicole Phillips, twilight of a new dawn, 2005, Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, NSW. Photo: Mervyn Bishop

155 Page 19 Indigenous prayer kit, Palawa Aboriginal Auntie May Hinch, The Importance of Land, Corporation, TAS 2000, paper made from recycled cotton rag off- Verna Nichols, Ceramic Plate, Palawa Aboriginal cuts, Euraba Paper Aboriginal Corporation, NSW Corporation, TAS Jason Groves with his work, Conception, Shell necklace, Tasmanian Aboriginal 2005, backlit glass mosaic, Boomalli Aboriginal Corporation for Women’s Art and Craft, TAS. Artists Cooperative, 2005. Photo: Mervyn Photo: Michael McKay, Action Photography, TAS Bishop Laddy Timbery burning a design into a shield Page 37 (detail), 2005, Bidjigal Aboriginal Arts and Possum Skin Cloak design (detail), 2003, glass Crafts, NSW wall hanging, Wathaurong Glass and Arts, VIC Glaze being applied before final firing at Shed Possum Skin Cloak design (detail), 2003, glass Ceramics, NSW wall hanging, Wathaurong Glass and Arts, VIC Silk painters show their work, Miss Emily, Page 22 Robinvale VIC Carol Rontji working, Hermannsburg Potters, NT. Photo: Naomi Sharp Krowathunkooloong Keeping Place, Bairnsdale, VIC. Photo: courtesy Jungle Graphics, VIC Rowena Pei Pei, Tjanpi Aboriginal Baskets, NT Baskets, Krowathunkooloong Keeping Place, Josephine Buruk, Jilamara (Body Design), Bairnsdale, VIC. Photo: courtesy Jungle 2005, natural ochres on canvas, Munupi Arts Graphics, VIC and Crafts, Melville Island, NT Leon Puruntatameri painting a bird carving, Page 39 2004, Jilamara Arts and Craft, Melville Island, NT Hand-painted and silk screened cushion, Nagula Jarndu (Saltwater Woman) Designs, WA Page 23 Artists Nola Campbell, Michael Star Ward and Gloria Doolan, Healing Fire Spirits, 2004, acrylic Coiley Campbell (left to right), Kayili Artists on canvas, Irrkerlantye Arts, NT office, WA Mickey Durrng painting, Elcho Island Arts and Elizabeth Nyumi, with one of her artworks, Crafts, NT Warlayirti Artists, WA Jennifer Taylor painting a ceramic vase, Artist Anne Hogan, painting at Ilkurlka, WA, Walkatjara Art Uluru, NT Spinifex Arts Project, WA. Photo: Louise Queenie Kenny, Arlatyeye Dreaming, 2004, Allerton, 2004 acrylic on canvas, Irrkerlantye Arts, NT Page 45 Page 31 Silk scarves by designer Eva Wanganeen, with Hand-made paper, Arilla Paper, Mt Isa, QLD timber veneer packaging, Eva Wanganeen, QLD Evelyn Sandy, Grasstree (Thuulu) Everywhere, 2005, acrylic on canvas, Lockhart River Page 46 Dennis Nona, Zugu Baw Thui–Seven Stars, Aboriginal Community Arts and Cultural 2001, linocut kaidaral print. Photo: courtesy Centre, QLD. Australian Art Print Network, NSW Rosie Barkus, textile artist, Gab Titui Cultural Centre, Thursday Island, QLD. Photo: courtesy Page 47 the artist, QLD Maryanne Mungatopi, Melakaninga & Craig Koomeeta, Barramundi, 2004, polymer Murrukupwara, 1999, screenprint. Photo: paint and ochre on milkwood, Wik and Kugu Art courtesy Australian Art Print Network, NSW Centre, QLD. Photo: © Tony Bainbridge Freda Warlipini, Traditional Tiwi Motif II (State 1), 1998, original screenprint. Photo: Page 34 courtesy Australian Art Print Network, NSW Artists at Kaltjiti Arts and Crafts, SA Neckties, Balarinji Designs Studio, NSW Tiger Palpatja, Tiger’s Creation Story, 2005, Wunala Dreaming, painted Qantas aircraft, acrylic on linen, Tjala Arts, Amata, SA

Photo captions Balarinji Designs Studio, NSW Artist Hector Burton painting in the men’s room at Tjala Arts, Amata, SA Page 48 Priscilla Yanyi Singer, Spinifex, 2002, acrylic on June Smith, Summer designs, 2005, acrylic on linen, Iwantja Arts Centre, SA linen, Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, NT Hand painted ceramic bowls, Keringke Arts Page 36 Aboriginal Corporation, NT Aunti Corrie Fullard, Tasmanian Shell Stringer John Patrick Kelantumama with his work (detail), 2005, on Cape Barren Island wearing a Creation Story Figure, Tiwi Design Aboriginal traditional necklace of penguin and black crow Corporation, Bathurst Island, NT shells. Photo: © Tony Palmer, courtesy Bett Gallery Hobart, TAS Workshop Pwanga Women’s Enterprises, Bathurst Island, NT

156 Page 49 Page 62 Designer Eva Wanganeen wearing one of her Michael Connolly, Goo-goor-gaga the silk scarves, Eva Wanganeen, QLD Kookaburra, Dreamtime Kullilla Art, QLD. Photo: Hand-painted and crafted traditional © and courtesy the artist boomerangs, Murra Wolka Creations, QLD Yondee–Shane Hansen, Kangaroo Hunting, Hand painted didgeridoo, Garma Festival, 2005, acrylic on canvas, Aboriginal Art Online, 2005, NT QLD Hand-painted didgeridoos, Garma Festival, Fiona Omeenyo, 2002, Lockhart River 2005, NT Aboriginal Community Arts and Cultural Centre, QLD. Page 50 Winter 2006 knitwear, Aboriginal art on fabric, Page 65 DD by Megan Salmon, WA Loretta Egan, Bush Potato Dreaming, polymer on canvas, Ancient Earth Art Gallery, SA Bejewelled, Aboriginal art on fabric, DD by Megan Salmon, WA Neriba Gallasch, Tineriba Fine Arts Gallery Director in her gallery, SA Fly me to the moon voile top, Aboriginal art on fabric, DD by Megan Salmon, WA Graham Young, Painted Ostrich Egg, Cockatoo Dreaming Gallery, SA Fly me to the moon dress, Aboriginal art on fabric, DD by Megan Salmon, WA Leah Williams, Untitled, oil on canvas, Cockatoo Dreaming Gallery, SA Page 51 Artist Mickey Durrng at Elcho Island Arts and Page 67 Crafts, NT. Photo: © Peter Eve Artist unknown, Tasmanian Aboriginal shell necklace, circa 1900–1920, green marineer shells from Cape Barren Island. Photo: courtesy Page 52 Art Mob Gallery, TAS Susan Wanji Wanji, Hunting for Jarrikalani, 2003, colour etching, chine collé, Munupi Arts Bett Gallery Hobart shopfront, TAS and Crafts, Melville Island, Tiwi Islands, NT. Ricky Tasman Maynard, Wik Elder Gladys, Photo: courtesy Helen Maxwell Gallery, ACT 2000-2005, gelatin silver photographic print on paper. Photo: courtesy the artist and Bett Page 53 Gallery Hobart, TAS Nada Rawlins, Father’s country, Kirriwirri, 2003, acrylic on canvas. Photo: courtesy Helen Page 68 Maxwell Gallery, ACT Reed basket from Coleraine, SW Victoria, pre Ronnie Tjampitjimpa, Tingari, 2004, acrylic on contact, Koorie Heritage Trust collection, VIC linen. Photo: courtesy Chapman Gallery, ACT Artists and sisters, Molly, Minnie, Galya and Naata Nungurrayi, Untitled, 2004, acrylic on Emily Pwerle (clockwise from left to right) linen. Photo: courtesy Chapman Gallery, ACT painting in the Irultja community, NT, 2005. Photo: courtesy Aboriginal Gallery of Page 54 Dreamings, VIC Tiwi Figure (detail), ochre on carved softwood. Barney Ellaga, Alaway Country, 2003, synthetic Photo: courtesy Bonhams and Goodman polymer on linen. Photo: courtesy the artist Auction House, NSW and Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne, VIC Nicole Phillips, twilight of a new dawn, 2005, Brook Andrew, Peace, The Man & Hope, 2005, Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, NSW. screenprint on Italian rag collage. Photo: Photo: Mervyn Bishop, NSW courtesy the artist and Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Freda Warlipini, Traditional Tiwi Motif XIV, VIC 1999, screenprint. Photo: courtesy Australian Art Print Network, NSW Page 72 Lucy Ward, Wandjinas, 2005, acrylic on canvas. Mervyn Bishop with his Yabun 2005 Photo: courtesy the artist and Indigenart, The photographs, Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Mossenson Galleries, WA Cooperative, NSW Screenprinted textile lengths, Nagula Jarndu Photo captions Page 59 (Saltwater Woman) Designs Gallery, WA Naata Nungurrayi, Untitled, 2005, acrylic on Ned Johns, a Gurinji elder painting in ochres linen, Papunya Tula Artists, NT at Red Rock Art, WA Basil Hall conducting a workshop with two young assistants at Ernabella Arts, SA. Photo: Page 75 courtesy Basil Hall Editions, NT Lin Onus (Yorta Yorta 1948–96), Fish, 1991, synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Photo: Martin Tampitjinpa, Untitled, 2005, acrylic on courtesy National Gallery of Victoria, VIC. linen. Photo: courtesy Papunya Tula Artists, NT Presented to the gallery through the NGV Foundation by Shell Australia Limited, Honorary Life Benefactor, 2002

157 Page 76 Walter Ebatarinja, Untitled, c.1960, watercolour Artist unknown, Jawun bicornual basket, on paperboard, Collection of Flinders University c. early 20th century, lawyer cane, Collection of Art Museum. Photo: © Walter Ebatarinja the National Gallery of Australia, ACT Flinders University City Gallery at the State Library of South Australia, SA Page 77 Artist unknown, Riji: pearl shell ornament, Page 90 c. 1900, decorated pearl shell, natural pigments The Bush Tucker Gardens (detail), Living and human hair, Collection of the National History Museum of Aboriginal Cultural Gallery of Australia, ACT. Gift from Jean Cummins Heritage, TAS. Photo: Michael McKay, Action in memory of her father John Harvey, 1992 Photography, TAS Michael Nelson Jagamara, Possum and Wallaby Shell necklace (detail), Tasmanian Aboriginal Dreaming, 1986–87, Forecourt Mosaic Pavement, Corporation for Women’s Art and Craft, TAS. Parliament House, ACT. Photo: © the artist and Photo: Michael McKay, Action Photography, TAS the Aboriginal Artists’ Agency Ltd and courtesy the Parliament House Art Collection, Department Joan Brown, Tasmanian Aboriginal Shell of Parliamentary Services, Canberra ACT Necklace (detail), 1998 and traditional ochre grindstone, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery of First Australians, National Museum of Gallery, TAS Australia, ACT Lola Greeno, Tasmanian Aboriginal Kelp Water Page 78 Carrier, 1994, leaf of bull kelp, Tasmanian Destiny Deacon, Meloncholy, 2000, from the Museum and Art Gallery, TAS series Sad & Bad, photograph, Museum of Contemporary Art Collection, NSW. Photo: courtesy Page 92 of the artist and Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, NSW Part of the Museum Victoria Indigenous collection, VIC Digby Moran, with his painting D Dreaming (detail), 2005, acrylic on canvas, Lismore The Ian Potter Centre, National Gallery of Regional Gallery, NSW. Photo: © Des Sheridan Victoria, VIC. Photo: NGV Photographic Services and courtesy the artist and Lismore Regional Lin Onus (Yorta Yorta 1948–96), Fish, 1991, Gallery, NSW synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Photo: Artist Laddy Timbery at the Lady Denman courtesy National Gallery of Victoria, VIC. Heritage Complex, NSW Presented to the gallery through the NGV Foundation by Shell Australia Limited, Honorary Page 83 Life Benefactor, 2002 Indigenous Art Gallery, Museum and Art Gallery Tommy McRae, (Kwatkwat 1830s–1901), ink on of the Northern Territory, NT. Photo: Gilbert paper, Buckley ran away from ship, ink on paper, Herrada, MAGNT, NT Koorie Heritage Trust collection, VIC Desert Mob Art Show, Araluen Centre for Arts and Entertainment, NT Page 94 Christopher Pease, Monnop, 1999, oil on Tiwi Island wood carvings featuring the canvas, State Art Collection, Art Gallery of Purrukurpali Story, Museum and Art Gallery Western Australia, WA of the Northern Territory, NT. Photo: Gilbert Herrada, MAGNT, NT Butcher Cherel Janangoo, Galaroo & Mirriyindi I, 2003, acrylic on canvas, State Art Collection, Page 85 Art Gallery of Western Australia, WA Lisa Michl, Whispering Grass 1, 2005, polymer on Hot Wire exhibition, Western Australian canvas, Cairns Regional Gallery, QLD Museum Kalgoorlie-Boulder, WA Gab Titui Cultural Centre opening, 2004, QLD. A section of the south west region of the Katta Photo: © George Serras, National Museum of Djinoong Gallery, Western Australian Museum, WA Australia Old Man Ngallametta, Thap yongk (Law poles), Page 96 2002–03, carved milkwood with synthetic Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, Tim Leura Tjapaltjarri polymer paint and natural pigments, Wik and (Napperby, NT), Warlugulong, 1976, synthetic

Photo captions Kugu Art Centre, QLD, Queensland Art Gallery polymer paint on canvas, Collection Art Gallery Foundation Grant Collection, QLD of New South Wales Photo: © Aboriginal Artists Agency, NSW Page 88 Kimaree Maynard, (New Media Trainee, Tandanya Page 97 and NAIDOC Apprentice of the Year, 2005), Numbulwar Dancers, Garma Festival, 2005, NT ‘Mix it Up Deadly’ workshop, 2005, National Aboriginal Cultural Institute – Tandanya, SA Page 98 Mat weaving, Garma Festival, 2005, NT Stories form Australia, National Museum of Australia touring exhibition, 2004, National Aboriginal Cultural Institute – Tandanya, SA

158 Page 99 Page 112 Young Torres Strait Islander dancer, Gab Titui Jeffery Samuels, founding member and Cultural Centre opening, 2004, Thursday Island chairman of Boomalli Aboriginal Artists QLD. Photo: © George Serras, National Museum Cooperative in front of his artwork Bluey, 2005, of Australia, ACT Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, NSW. Scene from the film Ten Canoes, produced by Photo: Mervyn Bishop Rolf de Heer and starring Richard Birrinbirrin, David Gulpilil and Jamie Gulpilil, Adelaide Bank Page 113 Festival of Arts, 2006, SA Ngaanyatjarra Regional Arts, WA Didgeridoo painting, Garma Festival, 2005, NT Bradley Wilson, Thanbe chest markings – Shovel Nose Shark, Mornington Island Arts and Craft, QLD Weavers from Tjanpi Aboriginal Baskets and Titjikala Arts Centre at the Alice Springs Beanie Preparation of a collaborative artwork at Desart Festival, 2005. Photo: © Merran Hughes, NT AGM (detail), Alice Springs, Desart, NT. Photo: Matrix On Board © Nonie Wales Page 106 Artist Ruth Dawson’s decoration of a Tjanpi weavers from the Western Australian FreightLink train, 2003, Julalikari Arts, NT. Blackstone community, Tjanpi Toyota 2004, Photo: © Julalikari Arts, NT winner 2005 Telstra National Indigenous Art Award, Tjanpi Aboriginal Baskets, NT. Photo: Page 116 Thisbe Purich Jack Bell, Dingo, 2004, polymer paint and ochre on milkwood, Wik and Kugu Art Centre, Page 107 QLD. Photo: © Tony Bainbridge Esme Timbery (Russell), Blue shellworked Byron Edwards, Hunting for Food and Hands of bridges (detail), 2005, shells, glitter, fabric and Reconciliation (at front), Travelling Waterholes plywood, winner inaugural Parliament of New (at back), sandblasted paperweights, Wathaurong South Wales Indigenous Art Prize, 2005. Photo: Glass and Arts, VIC courtesy Sireshan Pure Photography Eunice Napanangka Jack, Mungada, 2004, Esme Timbery (Russell) receiving the Parliament acrylic on linen, Ikuntji Artists, NT of New South Wales Indigenous Art Prize, 2005, NSW. Photo: © Margaret Waller Cave Kangaroo, Balarinji Designs Studio, NSW John Bulunbulun, winner of the 2004 Red Ochre Award for his lifelong contribution to Page 119 Bessie Liddle, Iltjiltjari Country, 2003, acrylic Aboriginal culture, community and art; and on paper. Photo: courtesy the artist and award presenter Mandawuy Yunupingu, lead Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne, VIC singer of the Yothu Yindi band and former Australian of the Year. Photo: Ellie Prodromou, Margaret Kemarre Turner, Washing Day at Australia Council for the Arts and Maningrida One Gum, 2004, paper stencil screenprint, Arts and Culture, NT Irrkerlantye Arts, NT Timothy Cook, Kulama, 2005, natural pigment Camilla Young, Untitled Design, 2005, acrylic on canvas, short-listed entrant Xstrata Coal and varnish on ceramic triangle platter, Emerging Indigenous Art Award, 2005, Keringke Arts Aboriginal Corporation, NT Queensland Art Gallery, QLD Queenie Kenny, Arlatyeye Country, 2004, acrylic on canvas, Irrkerlantye Arts, NT Page 111 ANKAAA Collaborative Artwork – Artists from Page 122 the four ANKAAA regions: Arnhem Land, Ngarra, Larlgardi, acrylic on paper, Indigenart– Tiwi, Darwin/Katherine and Kimberley came The Mossenson Gallery, WA together to create this work. Artists included Alan Joshua Jnr Ngukurr Arts, Jeannie Jody Broun, Sorrow, acrylic on linen, Herbert & Peggy Rockman, Mimi Arts & Indigenart–The Mossenson Gallery, WA Crafts, Marita Sambono, Christina Yambeing, Duncan Korkaktain, Yuu’man Story, 2002, Patricia Marrfurra, Merrepen Arts, Dennis polymer paint and ochre on milkwood and Wukun Wanambi, Buku Larrnggay Mulka, Judy cabbage palm fibre, Wik and Kugu Art Centre, Mengil & Peggy Griffith, Waringarri Arts & QLD. Photo: © Tony Bainbridge Crafts, Eva Nargoodah, Alice Brown & April Photo captions Jones, Mangkaja Arts, Tiny McCale & Stan Shields (detail), Krowathunkooloong Keeping Brumby, Yarliyil Art Centre, Freddie Timms, Place, VIC Jirrawun Artists, Leah Umbagai, Mowanjum Artists, BJ Timaepatua & Alan John Kerinaiua, Page 126 Tiwi Design, John Martin Tipungwuti, Keith Pedro Wonaeamirri, Pwoja-Pukumani Body Paint Kerinauia, Jilamara Arts & Crafts, Lilly Design, 2003, natural ochres on linen, Jilamara Carpenter & Regis Pangiraminni, Munupi Arts & Arts and Craft, NT. Photo: courtesy of artist and Crafts, Tony Lee Darwin. Photo: © ANKAAA and Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne, VIC artists 2004 Kuntjil Cooper, hand painting at Irrunytju Arts, WA. Photo: Irruntyju Arts, WA

159 Mindirr – Dilly Bags (detail), Bula’bula Arts Fiona Omeenyo, 2002, Lockhart River Aboriginal Corporation, NT. Photo: © Bula’bula Aboriginal Community Arts and Cultural Centre, Arts, Ramingining, central Arnhem Land, NT QLD. Photo: courtesy Lockhart River Aboriginal Tracey Miller, Gulda Feast, painting on silk, Port Community Arts and Cultural Centre, QLD Lincoln (Kuju) Aboriginal Community Council Art Workshop, SA. Kuju Art Workshop wishes to Page 142 commemorate Tracey Miller who sadly passed Rosella Namok, Them Sisters, 2005, acrylic on away August 2005. Photo: © Tracey Miller and canvas, Lockhart River Aboriginal Community Kuju Arts, SA Arts and Cultural Centre, QLD. Photo: courtesy Lockhart River Aboriginal Community Arts and Page 131 Cultural Centre, QLD Terry Ward, Warrmarla Tjukurrpa, 2004, acrylic on linen, Kayili Artists,WA Page 143 Printing lengths of textile, Pwanga Women’s Jackie Giles, Tingarri Tjukurrpa, 2004, acrylic on Enterprises, NT linen, Kayili Artists, WA Hand painted tiles, Keringke Arts Aboriginal Page 144 Corporation, NT Artists and sisters, Minnie, Galya, Emily and Molly Pwerle (clockwise from left), painting Page 132 in the Irultja community, NT, 2005. Photo: Coral Napangardi Gallagher painting at courtesy Aboriginal Gallery of Dreamings, VIC Warlurkurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association, Yuendumu, NT Page 145 Various artists, Woven Figures, May Festival 2004, Ricky Tasman Maynard, Wik Elder Arthur, Papulankutja Artists, Blackstone community, WA 2000-2005, gelatin silver photographic print on paper. Photo: courtesy the artist and Bett Kantjupayi Benson, Mt Aloysius, 2004, Gallery Hobart, TAS Papulunkutja Artists, Blackstone Community, WA Evelyn Jugadai, Mungada, 2003, acrylic on Loretta Egan, Water Dreaming Vase, Ancient linen, Helen Maxwell Gallery, ACT Earth Art Gallery, SA

Page 133 Page 153 Adam Hill, with his paintings The Abolition of Aeroplane Dancers, Gab Titui Cultural Centre ATSIC and the Seven States of Grievance, 2005, opening, 2004, Thursday Island, QLD. Photo: (left) and Adding fuel to the fire, 2005, (right), © George Serras, National Museum of Australia, ACT Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative, NSW Page 154 Bessie Nakamarra Sims, Ngarlajiyi Jukurrpa Pukamani Poles at Cape Fourcroy, Jikalarru, NT, (Bush Carrot Dreaming), 2002, acrylic on linen, Tiwi Design Aboriginal Corporation, NT. Photo: Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association, NT Peter Eve Lena Yarinkura, Echidna, 2001, bronze and eucalyptus wood. Photo: courtesy the artist Page 155 and Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, VIC Kuntjil Cooper painting at Irrunytju, Irrunytju Arts. WA Page 134 Paddy Kunmanara, with his painting depicting Ronnie Tjampitjinpa, Untitled, 2005, acrylic on his signature theme – the country around linen. Photo: courtesy Papunya Tula Artists, NT Mimili, SA where he was born and grew up, Tjala Arts, Amata, SA Page 135 Andrina Brown and Adeleen Driffen online at Cliff Reid, Rainmaking Story, 2003, acrylic on canvas, the Gap Youth Centre, Alice Springs, NT. Photo: Papulankutja Artists, Blackstone community, WA Will Caddy Unfinished Tasmanian Aboriginal Woven Basket containing a bundle of shredded vegetable fibre, Page 136 Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery’s Indigenous Thancoupie, Moocheth, Arone and Golpondon Cultures Collection, TAS. story, 1986, stoneware, hand-built, with slip and oxide decoration on incised design.

Photo captions Page 161 Purchased 1987, John Darnell Bequest, Minnie Pwerle painting at the Irultja community collection Queensland Art Gallery, QLD. Photo: NT. Photo: courtesy Aboriginal Gallery of © and enquiries 02 9922 7129 Dreamings, VIC

Page 137 End page Lockhart River Aboriginal Community Arts and Mindirr – Dilly Bags (detail), Bula’bula Arts Cultural Centre workshop, QLD. Aboriginal Corporation, NT. Photo: © Bula’bula Photo: courtesy Lockhart River Aboriginal Arts, Ramingining, central Arnhem Land, NT Community Arts and Cultural Centre, QLD Judy Baypungala, Woven pandanus mat (detail), Paddy Japaljarri Stewart, Ngarlu Jukurrpa Bula’bula Arts Aboriginal Corporation, NT. (Love Story Dreaming), 2002, acrylic on linen, Photo: © Bula’bula Arts, Ramingining, central Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association, NT Arnhem Land, NT

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