Corporate Gifts
Tali Gallery has an ever changing range of gifts suitable for corporate presents to suit all budgets from $36 for small handcrafted ceramic pieces  and $40 for small handcrafted glass coolamons to several hundred dollars for framed fine art prints, small original paintings and collectible pottery. We select carefully to ensure everything is tasteful and...
Small Paintings from the King Sisters
We have worked with the King Sisters, Tarisse and Sarrita King, on many educational projects over some five or more years now and are pleased to present these stretched miniatures of their most famous painting stories, ready to hang on the wall. Â There are other themes such as Sandhills and colour variations (e.g. turquoise) available....
In Conversation – An Author Event at Surry Hills Library
Please join us at Surry Hills Library on Thursday, May 22nd at 6pm for 6.30pm for a delightful conversational session with charming author, Irena Hatfield and Di from Tali Gallery, hearing about Irena’s very interesting experiences and adventures setting up and organising the building of the Aboriginal Art Centre on Elcho Island located off the...
Excited about Aboriginal Artists from Milingimbi coming to visit!
Tali Gallery has numerous external philanthropic exhibitions coming up at the end of March/early June. Â We are curating magnificant artworks from some 20 communities located all over Australia. Â We are very excited that apart from supporting NSW Feature artists, Anthony Walker and Winston Walford, we will be hosting a visit from the Artists...
Social Enterprise – Sumptuous Silk Scarves
It’s scarf weather indeed and silk is both soft and warm as well as comfortable and enjoyable to wear! Suitable for wraps, scarves or wall hangings, we are stocking beautiful and beneficial silks hand loomed in Cambodia through an organisation called Tabitha to help the disadvantaged and poor – which are then screen printed by...
New Textiles
We now stock beautiful cottons screenprinted with traditional themes and ideal for home decor use – cushion covers, stretched like a canvas painting or to make curtains. Â We also have bunting and fat squares in lino printed traditional patterns by Babbarra Designs.
New Arrivals – Combed and Brushed Ochre Paintings by Tiwi Artists
On line exhibition: Â striking new combed and brushed traditional ochre paintings which can be safely rolled and posted, each 120 x 80cm, by a range of Tiwi Artists from Munupi, including Susan Wanji Wanji and Nina Puruntatameri. Â The Tiwi Islands are located 80km northwest of Darwin and comprise Bathurst and Melville Island. Â Their landmass...
Tali Gallery to Curate Guringai Festival Aboriginal Art Event
On Saturday 14th June, as part of the Guringai Festival, Tali Gallery will curate an exhibition of paintings and photographs in collaboration with Photographer, Yaja Hadrys, relating to Bush Food and Medicine in keeping with the Festival’s theme, ‘Heath and Well being for Everyone’. The exhibition will be held at the North Sydney Community Centre...
Nicholson Street’s Beanie Parade to help the Indigenous Literacy Foundation
Bravo to Nicholson Street Public School which held a Beanie Day in lieu of their usual Easter Hat Parade to fundraise for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation. Â We are hoping that other schools who are looking for a NAIDOC Week activity might follow their lead! Â We know that local Montessori Inner West, Balmain Public and...
Vibrant Aboriginal Art – Paintings from the Desert
Guaranteed to give life and warmth to any home – Â new arrival paintings are culturally and colour rich with stories that enabled survival in the desert over thousands of centuries. Â Aboriginal people have lived in Australia for some 80,000 generations while white settlement accounts for around 15 generations. Â Their artwork which records traditional...
NITV Coverage of Namatjira’s Granddaughters’ Visit to Tali Gallery
We feel immensely proud and delighted that NITV covered the special visit of Lenie Namatjira and Gloria Pannka to Tali Gallery recently. It was a special event, and we are also grateful to the Art Gallery of NSW who accommodated the artists and hosted them on the Sunday, while we were able to enjoy their...