Find museums in Alice Springs, NT. Listings include Tjanpi Desert Weavers, Mbantua Fine Art Gallery, Jila Arts Aboriginal Gallery, Iltja Ntjarra Many Hands Art Centre, Yubu Napa Art Gallery, Watch This Space.
Social Enterprise for Indigenous women from the NPY central desert region
Social Enterprise for Indigenous women from the NPY central desert region
www.mbantua.com.au Mbantua Gallery is a long established and very well known Aboriginal Art Gallery in Alice Springs in the Northern Territory.
Jila Arts is the Premier Aboriginal Art Gallery in Alice Springs with 3 locations showcasing the stunning art
The Art Centre is Aboriginal owned producing ethical and authentic landscape paintings in the tradit
The Premier Gallery in Alice Springs! With studio, gift shop. Something for locals and visitors alike. Authentic and ethical Australian Aboriginal Art.
Watch This Space (WTS) is an artist-led organisation established in 1993 on Arrernte land here in Mparntwe.
The Women's Museum of Australia ( formerly the National Pioneer Womens Hall Of Fame ) recognises and celebrates the contribution of Australian women and shares the stories of the...
Located in the heart of Mparntwe (Alice Springs), This Is Aboriginal Art Gallery & Studio offers quality, authentic & ethically sourced Aboriginal art from leading and emerging Ind...
The Museum is the 'keeper of the stories' in Alice Springs, NT, Australia. Open 11 to 3pm Wed to Sun.
Using a mix of traditional and contemporary styles, Aboriginal artists can paint your story, or the story of your family, business or organisation. The result is unique, personal,...
Papulankutja Artists is a community-based enterprise, owned and governed by Aboriginal people. We provide economic, social and cultural benefits to the community.
Mwerre Anthurre Artists is an aboriginal artist collective.
Australian Aboriginal Artist with a passion for landscape and dot painting reflecting his culture and Australian background
Tim Jennings is the General Manager of Mbantua Fine Art Gallery and Cultural Museum and has been working with aboriginal people in the Utopia region of the