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Installation Images | Sally Gabori, Elsie Gabori, Amanda Gabori
Installation images from the exhibition: Sally Gabori, Amanda Gabori, Elsie Gabori Ngamathungarrba marraanjuthu dulku - Mother and daughters teach each other about country, 15 January - 8 February 2013, Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne
1st January 1970
The Age features Sally Gabori, Elsie Gabori and Amanda Gabori exhibition
A review for our exhibition Sally Gabori, Amanda Gabori, Elsie Gabori Ngamathungarrba marraanjuthu dulku - Mother and daughters teach each other about country featured in The Saturday Age, 26 January 2013:
"This stunning show of vibrant new paintings from Sally Gabori and her daughters Amanda and Elsie represents a multi-generational meeting of the minds. Each artist renders elements of country via their own unique aesthetic and approach. Ngamathungarrba marraanjuthu dulku
1st January 1970
Art Guide Australia features Sally Gabori, Amanda Gabori and Elsie Gabori exhibition
The exhibition Ngamathungarrba marraanjuthu dulku: Mother and daughters teach each other about country by Sally Gabori and her daughters Amanda and Elsie Gabori has been featured on Art Guide Australia's website.
CLICK HERE to read the full feature by Dylan Rainforth.
1st January 1970
7th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art featuring Shirley Macnamara
Alcaston Gallery congratulates all the artists exhibiting in Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT) at Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane. APT7 will be exhibited from 8 December 2012
1st January 1970
