September 2019
Flower Power an exhibition of paintings by Jennifer Taylor
Plants grow with the power of the land… all medicinal plants grow with the healing power of the country in them. Margaret Kemarre Turner OAM, Iwenhe Tyerrtye – What it means to be an Aboriginal person. Mrs Turner writes about how people ‘skite’ about their local plants, and praise them up: ‘oh yes, those plants grow out of the Land, ripe with the spirit of their own soil – the spirit of the Land that’s always there, even though the plants themselves come…
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Bush Christmas 2019 – Talapi
Beautiful artworks from Aboriginal owned art centres - perfect for Christmas gifts. Featuring locally sourced sculptures and handmade jewellery and craft. Presenting artworks from Artists of Ampilatwatja, Bindi Artists, Hermannsburg Potters, Ernabella Arts, Kaltjiti Arts, Titjikala Artists, Tjala Arts, Warlukurlangu Artists.
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Opening Saturday 16th of November at 2pm This is our third exhibition exploring the joys of Christmas through the "eyes" of our native animals. Presented by Amelia Missen, Jude Mapleson and Marilyn Hunter, a host of community members and Alice Springs school groups combined to present a walk-through diorama of felted birds, insects and animals. Nine desert scenes with vividly painted backdrops and storyboards invited children and their families to question the meaning and true values of celebration. Exhibition dates Saturday 16…
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The Alice Prize
Contemporary national art award. $30,000 prize for winner. Entries Close: Midnight Friday 7 February 2020 Official opening & announcement of the winner - Friday 17 April 2020 Exhibition: Saturday 18 April to Monday 8 June 2020 Announcement of People’s Choice winner: Wednesday 17 June 2020
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