Renowned artist Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori, “Mrs Gabori”, has a long connection to our Melbourne art gallery, so it’s a particular honour for us that her work is to go on show in Queensland next year. Significant paintings from Mrs Gabori’s brief but intense artistic career will be showcased in a major retrospective at Queensland Art read more
Alcaston Gallery will honour the beginning of the 2016 exhibition calendar with a showcase of dynamic new paintings from two celebrated aboriginal art practitioners. Freddy Ken and Ray Ken hail from the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Lands, South Australia, and both have a lasting connection with Tjala Arts, the Aboriginal owned and managed centre that sells artwork read more
This is an exciting period for Alcaston Gallery artist Angela Tiatia; represented by the Melbourne art gallery since 2014, Angela’s career has reached significant milestones in 2015. Born in New Zealand of Australian and Samoan heritage, Angela is a film maker, curator, and visual artist. Her work is primarily focused on videos that explore global read more
Naomi Hobson’s upcoming exhibition with Alcaston Gallery marks a significant new chapter for the artist. Emerging as a highly regarded practitioner in aboriginal art, the far north Queensland painter’s beginnings at Alcaston Gallery were promising, with her debut exhibition in 2013 a sell-out; in this her fourth solo exhibition with the gallery, titled ‘Ngaachi Ngunama read more
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