
Angkuna Baker, Indulkana Community. Photo by Rhett Hammerton.
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Here are Some of our Favourites:
Gammin Threads
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Erub Arts works with their community to maintain a strong Erubian identity by promoting their culture in a contemporary way through art. Visit website: www.erubarts.com.au
Unreal Fur x Miimi and Jiinda
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Yalanji Arts presents handcrafted ceramics, screen printed textiles and works on paper celebrating the culture and the deep respect, knowledge and connection to the richly diverse rainforest and ocean environments of Kuku Yalanji Country. Located in Mossman Gorge Aboriginal Community, on the border of the World Heritage listed Daintree National Park, Yalanji Arts is a 100% Aboriginal owned Art Centre providing support and advocacy for Kuku Yalanji artists from Mossman Gorge & the surrounding area. Visit website: www.yalanjiarts.com.au
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Djilpin Arts works on Country with kin and culture across generations. Their activities are rich in spirit, bringing healing to the community and linking traditional knowledge with modern enterprise. Visit website: www.djilpinarts.org.au
Baluk Arts
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Artists of Ampilatwatja paint Arreth, which translates to ‘strong bush medicine’, demonstrating a deep connection to Country. A veritable source of life, the land has provided and sustained Alyawarr people for generations, as every plant and animal has a vital role to play within the ecological system. The paintings pay homage to the significance and use of traditional bush medicine, allowing an insight into their community. Visit website: www.ampilatwatja.com
Nagula Jarndu
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Proudly Yolngu; Bula’Bula Arts, is situated in Ramingining within Gurrwiliny (Arafura wetlands) and is part of Northeast Arnhem Land. Our mission is to foster Yolngu culture. Bula’bula represents strong professional artists producing high quality artworks telling stories of cultural lore learned through song and dance. Visit website: www.bulabula.com.au
Injalak Arts and Crafts
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Situated in West Arnhem Land, it is there that the ancient art forms of the Kunwinjku people come to life through the skillful hands of talented artists. Visit website: www.injalak.com
Helen Kaminski x Gapuwiyak
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Art hub across Alice Springs Town Camps (18 Aboriginal housing associations), Tangentyere Artists offers a studio, gallery, and outreach including renown Yarrenyty Arltere Artists. Tangentyere Artists is committed to innovative, sustainable, ethical fine arts outcomes for Town Camp Artists, giving rise to a unique brand of visual storytelling. Visit website: www.towncampdesigns.org.au/
Magpie Goose
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Milingimbi Art and Culture is an Indigenous-owned, non-profit corporation which supports Yolŋu culture and sustainable livelihoods for artists on the island of Yurrwi (Milingimbi), in North East Arnhem Land. It is a social, cultural and economic hub for our community. Milingimbi Art provides income for many families living on Milingimbi and its regional homelands and supports Yolŋu from over 12 language groups. Visit website: www.milingimbiart.com



