Outstation Online Art Gallery | Exhibitions
Ngayuku Ngura - Samuel Miller's solo exhibition - May 2010
Samuel Miller lives in Kalka, a community in the APY lands in SA. Samuel's paintings depict the traditional iconography of his land that lies to the east of Kalka. Rockholes, creeks and hills feature in his paintings all immersed in Tjukurpa (Dreaming Stories).
Gadaman Yolngu - April 2010
Gadaman Yolngu (Clever People) features a range of new fibre work from Elcho Island Arts. Alongside traditional woven objects, the exhibition also features both 3D and 2D sculptures - a new direction for many of the artists.
small paintings - Dec 2009
A selection of small works from art centres across the NT, SA and WA, including: Ngaruwanajirri Artists, Warlukurlangu Artists, Ninuku Arts, Tjungu Palya, Warakurna Artists, Kayili Artists and Martu Mili Artists
Nyirrpi - October 2009
Nyirrpi, a community of Warlpiri speakers, is situated 160kms southwest Yuendumu and approximately 400kms Northwest of Alice Springs. Since 2005, Warlukurlangu Artists (based in Yuendumu) has been supporting the artists of Nyirrpi through an outreach program.
Yukan - New Moon - August 2009
Outstation Gallery and Warlayirti Artists are proud to present new works from from the Balgo region. The exhibition features new works from artists including Pauline Sunfly, Theresa Nowee, Brian Mudgedell, Sarah Daniels, Miriam Baadjo, and Imelda Gugaman.
Alwarawara - side by side - July 2009
Outstation Gallery in conjunction with Ninuku Arts, Tjungu Palya and Tjala Arts are proud to present 'Alwarawara - Side By Side'. New paintings by emerging artists from the Anangu Pitjantjatjara/Yankunytjatjara Lands (APY) South Australia.
Printingpa Ngaanya Yanku Kayili - June 2009
Outstation Gallery, Darwin in conjunction with Warakurna Artists, Western Australia proudly invite you to view new paintings by Warakurna Artists, including: Tommy Mitchell, Tjapartji Bates, Eunice Yunurupa Porter, Peter Tjarluri Lewis, Carol Maayatja Golding, Tjunka Lewis & Rachel Jennings.
Warakurna is a small community situated near the Rawlinson Rangers in the Ngaanyatjarra Lands of Western Australia, approximately 330km from Uluru near the border with the Northern Territory. The paintings from Warakurna Arts are vibrant and diverse, reflecting each artist’s unique style, stories and connection to country.
emerging re-emerging - April 2009
This exhibition features works by Greg Peterson, Eva Nargoodah, Sonia Kurarra and Andrea Pindan, exciting new artists from Mangkaja Arts. In addition the show will feature work by more established artists who have recently experienced a resurgence in popularity.
Mangkaja Arts is based in Fitzroy Crossing, which is four hours east of Broome in Western Australia. It has been in operation for over fifteen years. Mangkaja’s artists come from four main language groups. Banuba and Gooniyandi are from the Fitzroy River area while the Wangkajunga and Walmajarri groups are from the south of the Great Sandy Desert.
Bush Dolls from the Heart - March 2009
Bush Dolls from the Heart - the inaugural exhbition of the Yarrenty-Arltere Artists
Yarrenty-Arltere learning centre began in 2000, as a grass roots repsonse to the chronic social distress faced by a Western Arrente community in Alice Springs. It is an intergenerational centre where adults and children work and learn side by side. The centre has enabled people to make dramatic changes to their lives and has been highly succesful in strengthening the community. The art program has been at the heart of the centre's activities. This is Yarrenyty-Arltere Artists inaugural exhibition and features beautiful limited edition etchings and whimsical soft sculptures
From Wirrimanu - August 2008
Warlayirti Artists and Outstation - art from art centres, are proud to present - "From Wirrimanu".
Out of the Great Sandy Desert and the home of the Kukatja comes fresh work from the new wave of Warlayirti Artists, including: Theresa Nowee, Miriam Baadjo, Graham Gordon, Brain Mudgedell, Mavis Darkie, Jimmy Tchooga, Tossie Baadjo, Frank Clancy and others.
This is the first exhibition of emerging artists from Balgo since the late eighties. It is also the first exhibition to be held at Outstation - art from art centres.
- « prev
- 1
- next »