Brother and sister Reinhold and Vanessa Inkamala will exhibit their exquisite works at Aboriginal Contemporary Sydney this August! Reinhold will showcase his vibrant canvases, while Vanessa will present her delicate watercolour paintings. Both have focused on Tjoritja (The West MacDonnell Ranges), their traditional land.

Exhibition opens: August 17, 2024
To receive the exhibition catalogue, please contact Aboriginal Contemporary Gallery

A presentation of 20 new watercolour paintings by Iltja Ntjarra artists is now showing at Yaama Ganu Gallery & Cafe Gali. It is a wonderful document showing the Western Aranda artists’ intimate knowledge of their Country.

Pictured: Stanley Ebatarinja, Alyape (Palm Valley), NT

The exhibition can be viewed in person or online here:
https://yaamaganu.com.au/category-portfolio/iltja-ntjarra-from-my-memories/

ARTHOUSE GALLERY DIGITAL CATALOGUE

We’re thrilled to announce the upcoming exhibition at Arthouse Gallery, “Kangkwerrama – Respectfully Take Notice,”
Exhibition Dates: 15 June – 1 July 2023
Location: Arthouse Gallery

Painting on repurposed road signs this unique and innovative body of work speaks to the way country is named and boundaries are drawn since colonisation. Whether used to direct traffic or to communicate specific rules, signs like these are crucial in governing our relationship to the land. In bright and arresting colours, they are used to convey laws and regulations across the continent. In the hands of the Iltja Ntjarra artists, their function is subverted to communicate important information relating to Country, its beauty, cultural practices and customary lore on traditional lands. Each sign has been painted with images of Country in the Hermannsburg style.

Featuring Vanessa Inkamala, Dellina Inkamala, Dianne Inkamala, Delray Inkamala, Reinhold Inkamala, Kathy Inkamala, Selma Coulthard Nunay, Mervyn Rubuntja, Betty Namatjira Wheeler Naparula, Benita Clements, Mandy Malbunka, Kathleen France & Ada Lechleitner, the exhibition invites us to respectfully take notice of the beauty that surrounds us. Artists use their artwork as a powerful voice to speak volumes about culture, protection of country, and their profound connection to the land, expressing their respect and reverence for their country.