Ethical Trading in Indigenous Art
There is a forum concerning trading in Indigenous Art to be held at Leichhardt Council on the evening of September 17th – it promises a lively and interesting discussion. ...
Beanie Festival in Sydney – Alice Springs Museum Pieces on Display at Tali Gallery
The Alice Springs Beanie Festival has been operating for nearly 20 years annually. Â It brings beanie lovers together from around the world for a weekend of beanie fun with a different theme each year and competitive entries as well as beanie related activities. Â Last year’s theme was ‘Out of this World’ and this year’s theme...
Talk by Di to the TAASA Textile Study Group
Di has been invited to address the TAASA Textile Study Group this month: Asian Influences in Australian Indigenous Textiles 14 April 2015 Di Stevens, owner/curator of the Tali Gallery in Rozelle, discusses how Asian inspirations have influenced traditional and modern Australian Indigenous artefacts and textiles. The Asian Arts Society of Australia Inc. (TAASA)Â provides...
Visiting Aboriginal Artists at Tali Gallery – Pormpuraaw Arts and Culture from Cape York
We were delighted to host a visit from the artists and staff of  Pormpuraaw Arts and Culture on Sunday 23rd November . The Art Centre is well known for its fascinating ghost net artwork including Jelly fish totems using entirely recycled materials, beautiful etchings, bird and camp dog carvings and paintings. You may remember...
Visitors from Warruwi – Mardbalk Art Centre
Warruwi is a small island off the coast of ArnhemLand in the NT. In October we were pleased to host a visit from 3 artists together with staff members to Tali Gallery. Â The artists helped to curate and hang their exhibition of weaving, paintings on paper and bark, and sculptures. Â Apart from holding a...
Gumnut Salon with Jewellery Artist, Cleonie Quayle
SEPTEMBER 20, 2 to 4pm –  GUMNUT SALON WITH JEWELLERY ARTIST, CLEONIE QUAYLE : Cleonie says: “A lot of the designs are my father’s Country, Barkindji (Paakindji) which means river people, Barka means river, as the great Murray River flows through Wilcannia. Some people say Barkindji and some people say Paakindji, it’s...
A Visit and Exhibition of Artwork from Girringun Community
SEPTEMBER 13 – SATURDAY AFTERNOON SALON WITH GIRRINGUN ARTISTS FROM  RAINFOREST COUNTRY AROUND CARDWELL, QUEENSLAND A launch of the Art Centre’s new fine art print collection:  Please join us from 2 to 5pm on Saturday September 13 to welcome Artists and Staff to Sydney and learn about their unique and interesting...
Upcoming Events and Exhibitions including Visiting Artists
OCTOBER 25 – SATURDAY AFTERNOON WITH MARDBALK ARTISTS FROM GOULBURN ISLAND “FROM THE HEART OF WARRUWI†– An afternoon salon with visiting Artists Tali Gallery will be hosting 6 traditional Aboriginal artists and staff from Goulburn Island off the Coast of Arnhem Land towards the end of October. The artists will be staying in...
Beanie Festival at Tali Gallery
On Friday  18th July, we’ll be exhibiting beanies created by local children together with a selection from the Beanie Museum in Alice Springs. We are encouraging schools to hold a beanie day as a NAIDOC Week event to fundraise for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation to help make a difference. The theme is ‘Out of this...
NAIDOC Week Textile Exhibitions Curated By Tali Gallery for the City of Sydney Libraries
Tali Gallery is curating two textile exhibitions for the City of Sydney for their Libraries at Customs House, Circular Quay; and at Kings Cross. Â These are NAIDOC Week events and will be shown from July 1 until the end of August. Â The textiles will be available for sale through Tali Gallery where we will...
Guringai Festival Event : Bush Food and Medicines
Tali Gallery was proud to be invited to create a salon with curated art, crafts and merchandise relating to the Guringai 2014 Festival theme of ‘Health and Wellbeing for Everyone’. Â This was a one day event with curator talks, photography and bush food tasting to showcase the beauty and wonder of Aboriginal and TSI Art...
International Grammar School Indigenous Scholarship Fundraiser
Our exhibition at the International Grammar School in Ultimo which was opened by our NSW Governor, Professor, now Dame Marie Bashir, with Richard Glover from the ABC as MC, was a great success. Â Curated by Di and hung by Yhanni and crew from Tali Gallery it was held over three days and raised funds...