CHRISTMAS SALE

4 Indigenous Art Centres

Thu 13 & Fri 14 Dec

Mwerre Anthurre Artists – Bindi, 47 Elder Street. T. 8952 7277

Ngurratjuta Many Hands, Desert Park, Larapinta Drv. T. 8951 8748

Tangentyere Artists, 4 Elder Street. T. 8951 4242

Tjanpi Desert Weavers, 3 Wilkinson Street. T. 8958 2377

Proceeds from sales are returned directly to Indigenous artists, their art centres and creating a sustainable future. Thank you for supporting Alice Springs Indigenous owned Art Centres.

A project aiming to bring together Indigenous artists from round the world. Watch Watercolour landscape artists Mervyn Rubuntja from NT and Feodosia Ivanova from Russia.

Courtesy of Jeremy Nicholl, Nick Holdsworth, Helen Womack, Dave Richards and Barry Skipsey

Ngurratjuta Many Hands Alice Springs in conjunction with Tali Gallery is thrilled to present contemporary watercolour paintings on paper by a new generation of artists from the tradition of Albert Namatjira – The Hermannsburg School of Art.

The impact that Albert Namatjira had on Australian landscape painting made him the most well known Aboriginal Australian of his time leading to his special status as the “first Aboriginal citizen”. Since his death in 1959 the Hermannsburg School artists have remained vibrant and energetic.

The exhibition at Tali Gallery will feature painting by artists including Albert Namatjira Jnr, Hilary Wirri, Lenie Namatjira, Johannes Katakarinja, Ivy Pareroultja, Hubert Pareroultja, Elton Wirri, Kevin Wirri, Gloria Pannka, Peter Taylor, Kevin Namatjira and Douglas Abbott. The contemporary works of the Ngurratjuta Many Hands watercolourists carry on a great tradition that portrays the unique landscape of the West MacDonald Ranges in hues and tones that resonate with Australians in a very special way.