News & Events

Art Collector Magazine has featured APY Lands artist Beverly Burton in their coveted "50 Things Collectors Should Know" issue as an emerging Debutante artist from whom we should expect big things. 

Beverly’s paintings indicate a strong influence from her late stepfather, the wonderful Hector Burton; however, her bold choice of colour palette and energy of her brushstrokes suggest a totally fresh and unique way of portraying her Country. 

Hermannsburg Potter Voight Ratara is a Western Aranda artist based in Ntaria. Having just started his artistic practice in 2021, Ratara first exhibited his work at Alcaston Gallery last December to much acclaim. Ratara paints with bold colours and contrasting line work, telling stories of his Country and culture. 

Please follow this link to read ART/EDIT feature on Voight Ratara.

Senior Yolŋu artist and elder Noŋgirrŋa Marawili is featured in a new article in ART/EDIT, written by Louise Martin-Chew. It highlights that Marawili "paints to the beat of her own drum, communicating culture and Country..." Please follow this link to read ART/EDIT feature on Noŋgirrŋa Marawili.

From July - November 2022, the incomparable Sally Gabori will be honoured with a major solo survey exhibition at the distinguished Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain in Paris, France. 

The LEN FOX PAINTING PRIZE 2022 is currently on exhibition at the Castlemaine Art Museum, until June 13 2022.

Congratulations to APY Lands artist MARINA PUMANI BROWN who was announced as Finalist in the $50,000 Len Fox Painting Prize this year, and whose work is included in the exhibition. This coveted art award was previously awarded to her mother Betty Pumani Brown in 2019.