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...
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...
New Aboriginal Art Arrivals from Ninuku Arts in the APY Lands
These paintings are some of the new arrivals from Ninuku Arts which  is an Indigenous owned arts centre and the most remote of those located in the APY Lands. It is governed by a committee of practising artists with the advice and support of a full-time manager and studio manager. All art work produced is...
Exhibition of Aboriginal Watercolours by the Third and Fourth Generation after Albert Namatjira
Tali Gallery will be launching a new exhibition of watercolours in the style of Albert Namatjira from his descendants who paint in their community art centre, Ngurratjuta Many Hands, in Alice Springs. Â Â Lenie Namatjira and Gloria Pannka will be in attendance (March 29th 1pm). Â Â All welcome. This is in conjunction with an...
Deep Listening Deep Looking
A collection of stunning works by artists from Tjarlirli Artists at Tjukurla, a desert region just over the border of WA, about ten hours drive from Alice Springs -women who know their country intimately – including iconic elder artist, Â Tjawina Porter:
Trucks Planes Helicopters and Watertanks in the APY Landscape
Flying in a plane to an exhibition in Brisbane made a lasting impression on Barney Kumanara who now frequently includes an aeroplane in his paintings of scenery (including camels and fruit trees or native animals such as emu’s and kangaroo’s). Tiger Yaltangki depicts trucks and water tanks on the ground incorporating quirky perspectives and great...
Miniature Kimberley Ochres
Newly arrived from the other side of Australia, charming ochres 25x25cm from a range of very special Waringarri Artists. Â You can see them here: Â http://www.taligallery.com/extra2/Kim3/extra2-art-list1.asp
Art Month Sydney – Tali Gallery Exhibition Opening 8th March
Tali Gallery is participating, once again, in Art Month Sydney. We will be exhibiting ‘Sojourn to Another Planet’ – Bringing the Desert to the City and showing Different Skill Sets in Different Worlds.
New Artist at Tali Gallery – Kamahi King – Urban Sophistication
We are delighted to welcome Kamahi King, a Gurindji artist, to Tali Gallery. Â These are preliminary works for sale but we will be holding an exhibition of Kamahi’s exquisite and elegant work in the near future. You can view details of his work here: http://www.taligallery.com/artists/Kam819/artist-art-list1.asp
Tiwi Treats – Three Different Media – Three Art Centres
Tali Gallery is pleased to present a display of exquisite creations from Robert Edward Puruntatameri, esteemed potter from Munupi Arts; together with prints by emerging and established artists from Jilamara Arts; and carved cockatoos and sea birds from Tiwi Design. The prints and pottery can be viewed on this link:  http://www.taligallery.com/extra2/Tiw7/extra2-art-list1.asp We also...
Out of this World – Time to Start Getting Creative
Each year, Tali Gallery works with the Beanie Festival in Alice Springs to spread the joy of making beanies and to help raise funds for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation. Â Â Each year, Tali G works with a different segment of the Sydney community – professional textile artists and Wrapped with Love in 2011, the community...
Evocative Desert Landscapes On Line Exhibition
Delighted that these evocative 30x30s from the Artists of Ampilawatjata have arrived! These artists paint their country including the bush plants and medicines, capturing the light and the elements of the landscape north east of Alice Springs, in a very special way. Â These artists have been exhibited all over the world and these Miniature...