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23.01.2022 Hot off the press today Thanks to The Advertiser for this amazing coverage this morning as Tandanya prepares to re-open the doors after more than 6 months of... COVID19 temporary closure - finally! Tonight in collaboration with Pwerle Gallery, we launch an exclusive new exhibition 'Atnwengerrp - Our Apmere, Our Place' - artwork from the Utopia region, taking us full circle to 1989 when womens artwork from Utopia hung on the gallery walls as the very first exhibition at Tandanya... that's well worth celebrating! Thank you to Jade Torres, Barbara Weir and Emily Pwerle for featuring as three generations of talent in these photos and story, alongside their incredible artwork. by Tricia Watkinson Words by Patrick McDonald #tandanyanaci #30years #happybirthday #reopening #pwerlegallery #atnwengerrp

22.01.2022 Portraits of Witiyana Marika (by Louie Douvis for The Sydney Morning Herald Spectrum) who served as cultural adviser and producer as well as playing a strong supporting role as tribal elder and grandfather Dharrpa. See High Ground in cinemas now.

18.01.2022 Zaachariaha Fielding bringing joy to the APY studio. Welcome back Zaachariaha #apy #apyartcentres #aboriginalbusiness #aboriginalart

17.01.2022 Psssst...our Christmas Collection is now online!! All orders from the collection will be gift wrapped with a personalised card and message of your choice FREE O...F CHARGE! If you can't get to your family this year we'll make sure that some Tjanpi will!! #supportblakbusiness this Christmas! Head to https://tjanpi.com.au/collections/christmas-collection See more

13.01.2022 All good things take time . We are so happy to finally present our new line of Mimili Maku T-Shirts! It’s been a long time in the making, but we are proud to ...share with you three new shirts, designed in Mimili and ethically made in Australia. . All T-Shirts are unisex, come in sizes S to XXXL and cost $40. . Linda Puna T-Shirt ‘Troopie’ 100% cotton T-Shirt in black with two colour screen print on front and logo on back . Designed in Mimili with the assistance of @madelinecritchley, crafted in Australia by @australian_stitch, printed in Melbourne by @sound_merch . . . #ethicalfashion #aboriginalart #lindapuna #troopie #indigenousart #australianmade #indigenousfashion See more

11.01.2022 Looking back on 2020 . First up: Our biggest project as an art centre to date. The wonderful Brook Andrew invited us to be part of the Biennale of Sydney, r...ealising a special project envisioned by our late Elder Kunmanara Williams. An installation of 36 protest banners was on display at the Art Gallery of New South Wales for over six months. Since Mr Williams passed away before realising the project, the art centre and community took it on, bringing his words to life once again. . 'Me and Sammy talked about using the kulata and the paintings together to send a strong message. Those spears show that we’re protecting our land and culture we’re guarding it. Me and Sammy both worked on stations when we were young men, we’ve seen the changes because of our Land Rights Act. It’s up to us now, all of us, to look after our land and keep our culture strong.' (Kunmanara Williams, 2018) . This project was supported by the Fondation OPALE and Australia Council for the Arts, and we can't wait to share future iterations with you! . . . Meg Hansen Photography #kunmanarawilliams #aboriginalart #australianart #ethicalart #politicalart #biennale #sydneybiennale #nirin #indigenousart #firstnationart #landrights #artistsofinstagram #installation #art #protest #artwork #community See more

10.01.2022 Ikuntji Artists Aboriginal Corporation Awards Australia Small Business Achiever Award Vote here: https://awardsaustralia.app.do/https-www-facebook-com-ntcaa... Ikuntji Artists Aboriginal Corporation is a member-based Aboriginal art centre and is the first art centre established by women of the Western Desert Art Movement. Ikuntji Artists aim to make art in order to keep Anangu culture strong through intergenerational teaching, learning and telling stories. They have a board of seven Indigenous directors and a member base of 85 artists. They facilitate the production of contemporary and authentic Aboriginal art, ethical sale of artworks and investment in cultural projects and activities. They achieved $1.2m in profits in the 2019/2020 financial year, 100 per cent of which is fed back into the community.

09.01.2022 Josina Pumani working on a new body of work for an upcoming show in the APY Art Centre Collective studio in Adelaide . Did you know that we co-founded the APY... Art Centre Collective a few years ago? With the help our our incredible friends and the great local leaders directing the Collective we have achieved so much. Thank you . What started as painting camps and other inter-generational learning projects amongst the different APY Art Centres very quickly grew into what is now the @apy_ac_collective. Following the vision of our Elders we have started our own galleries in Sydney and Adelaide to increase opportunities for early career artists and connect with the contemporary art world in Australia on our own terms. Last year, we opened our own studio space in Adelaide, supporting artists who have to be off country for personal or medical reasons. The @apy_ac_collective town studio is a great way for us to stay connected to our families whilst in Adelaide, and continue working on our art careers even if we temporarily have to be away from community. . . . #ourartourbusiness #josinapumani #contemporaryart #aboriginalart #indigenousart #australianart #aboriginalowned #indigenousbusiness See more

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01.01.2022 Not long until Desert Mob opens! We can’t wait for this outstanding celebration of desert art centres close to home Araluen Arts Centre . #repost @desert_mo...b The artists’ preview of the exhibition is always a highlight of Desert Mob’s opening weekend and will feel even more so this year, for those artists and art centre staff who are travelling to enjoy this exclusive first look at their works on the walls. Image: Linda Puna, of Mimili Maku Arts, Mimili, SA, in front of her painting at the Desert Mob 2018 Artists’ Preview. Photo by Rhett Hammerton. See more