The township of Jabiru in Kakadu is in total lockdown, which means NT artist Piper Kidd has more time to get creative! Commission your doggo/fur baby or land map into a...
Sarah Martin, Felicity Martin and Elizabeth Martin are Sister Mother Daughter – a trio of Darwin-based artists/makers. You can usually find their handmade wares at The...
the moment eternal: Nyapanyapa Yunupingu brings together a diverse collection of significant paintings, prints, drawings, sculptures and screen based works that chart...
Telstra NATSIAA is Australia's longest running and most prestigious art awards for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, annually showcasing the very best...
The Portrait of a Senior Territorian Art Award recognises and celebrates the achievements and contributions that senior Territorians have made within our community. Now...
Peck & Snap is the inaugural public gallery solo exhibition by Katherine based artist, Mandy Tootell. Inspired by her 2019 Territory Wildlife Park Artist in...
“Each canvas maps a challenge I have faced, endured, survived and evolved. It is a very personal form of visual mapping. A diary encoded, waiting for my viewer to decode...
Coconut Studios' inaugural exhibition is A stick developing eyes… by artist Lauren Burrow. The exhibition presents an installation of sculptures exploring the life of...
Aboriginal Bush Traders, located in the historic Lyons Cottage on Darwin's Esplanade, is a 100% not-for-profit organisation committed to selling ethically sourced and...
Who isn’t captivated by the exotic flowers of the tropics? Colourful sculptures in their own right. Nicholas Gouldhurst's job as a photographer is to capture their...
Enjoy this showcase of artists who have participated in the Territory Wildlife Park artist residency and public art commission programs, curated by Jasmine Jan, over the...
This body of prints, acrylic and watercolour paintings has been explored and developed during Anne McMaster's time as Artist in Residence at Tactile Arts' Printmaking...
"Some speeches are hard to ignore, some statistics hard to face, some news articles are hard to get out of our minds. I read the UN Secretary General's opening statement...
"In this throw-away society, I re-use and re-purpose as much as I can – but what to do with all this 'stuff' holding story?" - Mandy Rains Over a millennium, simple...
Aboriginal Bush Traders, located in the historic Lyons Cottage on Darwin's Esplanade, is a 100% not-for-profit organisation committed to selling ethically sourced and...
A solo exhibition of paintings by local artist Marita Albers. This is Marita's first solo exhibition in two years and is a collection of her usual vivid colours, strange...
Born to be Wild is a collection of recent works that includes Marnie's signature Old Darwin theme, Top End birds, a few florally bits and an alpine dingo named Pumbah...
"Waste not want not. I am not being wasted” - Margaret Attwood We consume images within magazines as normal and ideal. We waste money and time pouring over them, with...
Ceramicist Sandra Lancaster revives her exploration of Baubo, the obscure Greek goddess of humour who heals with love and laughter, through her ceramic and mixed media...
Bone Dry explores current and future water issues and concerns in the Katherine region. Loose Group is a fluid community of Katherine artists who come together to...
Virginia Close is a writer, poet and visual artist. Her first exhibition, Passion Has No Barriers, explores the wonderful world of travel through her memories –...
Heavy Metal is about the intersection of urban living clashing with the bush, the expended machine age is dumped on the urban fringe, where the two meet and chaos is the...
The paintings in Sanctuary are a representation of the life that artist Susan Penfold has built in Darwin. Good friends, a home that visitors have called a sanctuary,...
In 2019, Paul Johnstone Gallery hosted Lindsay Malay’s first exhibition. Held in conjunction with Warmun Art Centre, the show was a sell out, with many collectors...