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25.01.2022 Judy Napangardi Watson ‘Mina Mina Dreaming’ Size: 91 x 122 $8,500... Judy Watson Napangardi has a proud exhibition record covering more than two decades. Living to about 81 years of age, her richly coloured paintings of the Women’s Dreaming story from Mina Mina are dynamic images of this powerful ceremonial site in the Tanami Desert. To view this work online tap on https://bit.ly/3kVydOw If you would like to receive a High Resolution Image of this work please email [email protected] or send us a DM with your details

25.01.2022 WE ARE OPEN TODAY 10-6 One of the first works you will see as you enter the gallery is this fantastic piece by Helen McCarthy ‘Marrawuk’ 150 x 225. Marrawuk (The Dry Season) ... This is the name for the Dry Season in the lands of the Douglas Daly. The Dry is announced by the wind swinging around to the south bringing the dry winds of the desert. As the land dries out and the water goes down, you can start hunting for turtle in the mud. They have started to hibernate. You can tell that they are there by a cone like shape that protrudes from the mud. Sometimes you can also hear them breathing. You can also start to go in the water to spear fish. Helen paints this story in a variety of designs, to view these and also her ‘Marrawuk’ (Wet Season ) paintings Tap on our Link In Bio. If you would like to receive a High Resolution Image please email [email protected] Or send me a DM

24.01.2022 END OF YEAR SALE Charmaine Pwerle ‘Awelye ‘ Size: 225 x 150... Was $14,500 NOW $11,600 Charmaine, daughter of Barbara Weir and granddaughter of Minnie Pwerle, hails from one of Aboriginal art’s great painting dynasties. Charmaine has successfully embedded herself as an artist who demands attention in her own right and is equally one of the most talented artists to come from Utopia region. To view this work online tap on https://bit.ly/35JBYCt To receive a High Resolution Image of this work please email [email protected] or send us a DM with your details

24.01.2022 END OF YEAR SALE Janet Golder Kngwarreye ‘My Country’ Size: 200 x 90... Was $3,995 NOW $$3,195 Janet is from The Utopia Region, a vast and remote region in the ‘Red Heart’ of Australia. The nearest town is Alice Springs, more than 260km across an ancient landscape of spinifex and red dust. To view this work online tap on https://bit.ly/3pY4zMC To receive a High Resolution Image please email [email protected] or send us a DM

20.01.2022 SNEAK PEAK Our New Exhibition Jack Dale : Life at the Frontier Opens Tomorrow ... This compelling retrospective exhibition features an important body of work spanning much of Jack Dale’s painting life. It is a compilation of the stories of his landscape, the people and history of his country. 10 April - 9 May Open 7 Days 10-6 To view this exciting #newexhibition online TAP on link in bio. If you would like to receive High Resolution Images of any of the featured pieces please send me a DM or email [email protected]

19.01.2022 Danny Tjampitjinpa Possum Ramzan ‘Napperby Water Dreaming’ Danny is part of the exciting third generation of artists from the Possum Family. ... Danny inherited his Dreamings from his grandfather and honours his grandfather's style by producing artworks that have strong Aboriginal iconographic elements which stand out from a highly descriptive background of layered dot work. Danny’s works can be viewed online by Tapping https://bit.ly/3djsJNd If you would like any further information please email [email protected] or send me a DM

18.01.2022 ART COLLECTOR ALERT ‘MARRAPINTI’ 153 x 183... Naata Nungurrayi is one of Australia’s leading #aboriginalartists . The #dreamings that Naata paints are traditional designs depicting sacred women’s ceremonial sites, their dancing and their body paint for Women’s Business (law). As an elder and through her lineage,Naata is one of the few women to have permission to paint certain features of these Dreamings. Naata’s extensive exhibition history, awards and recognition are far to numerous to mention here but are listed on her Biography Page. This can be found by Tapping https://bit.ly/3tTfoRx Make sure you check it out! It’s extremely impressive! If you would like further info on this exquisite work or to receive a High Resolution Image please email [email protected] or send me a DM

18.01.2022 Julie Nangala Robertson ‘Ngapa Jukurrpa’ (Water Dreaming) 183 x 122 .... Julie Nangala Robinson is the eldest of five daughters of the late internationally renowned Dorothy Napangardi. Julie is the traditional custodian of her country Pirlinyanu, a land of rocky outcrops and deep water springs. . To view this work online tap on https://bit.ly/36pEtJf . If you would like to receive a High Resolution image of this work or others by Julie email: [email protected] or send a DM with your details See more

17.01.2022 TOMMY WATSON #themanthemaster Tommy’s work, is rich in the knowledge of the topographical landforms of his country and the Tjukurrpa law that underlies it. ... He paints the stories of his mother's and grandfather's country. Tommy paints intuitively, using large vibrant colourful dots of pinks, burgundy, orange and reds to symbolically represent the dreamtime journeys of the ancient spirits and the significant episodes in the history of his tribe. TAP https://bit.ly/3mW8et6 for details of this sensational work ‘Untju Alkata’ 203 x 154 To receive a High Resolution Image please email [email protected] or send me a DM

17.01.2022 TINGARI Ronnie Tjampitjinpa’s ‘Tingari’ featuring in our entrance window. Ronnie’s style tends towards simple, geometric shapes and bold lines. Ronnie’s works are highly sought after by museums and collectors worldwide. ... To view Ronnie’s work online TAP https://bit.ly/31JSBv4 If you would like to receive a High Resolution Image please email [email protected] or send me a DM for with your details

16.01.2022 NEW ARRIVAL So excited to share with you this new work by Emily Pwerle, ‘Awelye Atnwengerrp’ (meaning Women’s Ceremony) ... The vibrant colour combination Emily has chosen for this piece immediately grabs your attention, it just works, and I love it Well done Emily The symbols, painted in criss-crossed patterns represent the designs painted on women’s bodies during women’s ceremonies in Atnwengerrp. Ochre, charcoal and ash are all used to paint designs on the women’s bodies, and Pwerle women paint their chests, breasts and upper arms for Awelye in ochre, red and white. These designs have been passed down for many generations, and only the Pwerle or Kemarre owners can paint them. For further details TAP on https://bit.ly/3ax5c9U If you would like to receive High Resolution Images please Email [email protected] or send me a DM

15.01.2022 WE LOVE HAVING OUR ARTIST VISIT US Look who popped into the gallery for a visit on the weekend - Goompi Ugerabah ... Here he is chatting with our Gallery Director telling us the story behind his latest artwork ‘Angry Sands’ Goopmpi’s works are in hot demand, so if this piece takes your eye TAP https://bit.ly/3tHLYpe all the details. For a closer look at the amazing detail in this work, call into the gallery to view or send me an email [email protected] Or send a DM and I can send you further images and the story behind this piece.

15.01.2022 END OF YEAR SALE Tony Sorby ‘Journey Tracks to Sacred Water Sites: Meeting Places’... Size: 179 x 118 Was $6,500 NOW $$5,200 Tony’s paintings represent the Kamilaroi lands. Tony paints in a confident and distinctive style, characterised by the bold use of Aboriginal symbols and pays homage to the Aboriginal dot art techniques pioneered by the western desert's Pintupi artists. To view this work online tap on https://bit.ly/337VJ4V To receive a High Resolution image of this work email: [email protected] or send a DM

14.01.2022 MINNIE PWERLE The source and inspiration for Minnie’s art came from her involvement in traditional Aboriginal ceremonial practice and rituals where she was responsible for applying the all important #bodypaint designs to participants in women’s ceremonies. Minnie died in her 90’s, still painting to the very end. She is truly one of the greatest of Australian Aboriginal Artists, who’s works form an essential part of any serious #aboriginalart collection. ... To view this work ‘Awelye Atnwengerrp’ online and our other works by Minnie TAP https://bit.ly/3uJ1di4 If you can’t make into our gallery and would like to view a High Resolution Image : Email [email protected] or you can send me a DM

13.01.2022 END OF YEAR SALE Selina Teece Pwerle ‘Spinifex Grass’ Size: 70x70... Was $995 NOW $795 The themes for Selina’s paintings relate to the stories from her father’s country Antarrengeny. Her painting style can vary from patterns of intricate dots when illustrating a landscape, to bold linear work when representing body paint design. To view this work online tap on https://bit.ly/2V3Kjuv If you would like to receive a High Resolution Image of this work please email: [email protected] or send through a DM with your details

11.01.2022 MONOCHROME #monochrome art allows the viewer to focus on the #power of the #composition, and the ancient #narratives behind the #designs . Two striking monochrome artworks currently featured in our new gallery space :... Kerry McCarthy Madawyn ‘Grandfather’s Song’ Margaret Lewis Napangardi ‘Sandhills of Mina Mina’ The use of #blackandwhite Indigenous paintings for contemporary interior spaces create an unquestionably sophisticated and elegant look. If you would like to view further #blackandwhiteart Online TAP https://bit.ly/3mhnfpc To receive a High Resolution Image please email [email protected] Or send me a DM

09.01.2022 POLLY NGALE COLLABORATIVE #redhot Currently hanging in our Charcoal Gallery is this fiery interpretation of ‘Bush Plum’ by Polly Ngale and her daughter Katie. ... Polly is a senior custodian of Anwekety (conkerberry, also known as the Bush Plum) her skills and traditional knowledge of this family story are now being passed down to her daughter Katie to ensure its survival through the next generation of Utopia Artists. Please call into our gallery to view this work or Tap https://bit.ly/3gwiw1X to view our current collection of Polly’s works online. #kaleidoscope #somanycolours #colourfulart For further info on any of Polly’s paintings [email protected] or send me a DM

09.01.2022 Our Very Own Konstantina!! NAIDOC LIVE - Celebrating Blak Excellence. Raising funds Live for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.... Live streaming from 6pm AEST, Saturday 14th November. Tune in live via the Facebook AU page @naidocweek Facebook page or via @nitv_au #naidocweek #naidoc2020 #support #whatsonsydney #indigenousartist #aboriginalart #blak #indigenousliteracyfoundation #live

07.01.2022 JACK DALE : Life at the Frontier Opens Today : 7 Days 10-6 Jack Dale was a brilliant #storyteller historians and academics alike frantically attempted to record his remarkable life story before his passing in 2013. But Jack, the ever resilient man, wanted to tell his story his way. When Jack picked up the brush and started to paint, he found a way to tell his story from his own unique perspective and aesthetic. ... These paintings raise your interest and beg to be talked about and considered. They are indeed a doorway to a greater understanding of Australia’s history. This exhibition is featured online TAP https://bit.ly/3uzO1fb If you would like any further information please email [email protected] or send me a DM for High Resolution Images

05.01.2022 Trevor Turbo Brown Turbo's work may seem naive in the simplicity of form, but there is an incredible energy in the dynamic composition, colour and line. Using bright colours and bold outlines, he usually worked on a large scale and painted quickly using unmixed acrylic paint. If you would further details on ‘Nine Blue Whales’ or other works by Trevor TAP https://bit.ly/32jz7NZ... For further info or to receive a High Resolution Image please email [email protected] or send me a DM

05.01.2022 In case you missed it... Check out this Video if you'd like to know more about our relationship with our artists and our studio in Alice Springs. Follow DULCIE LONG PULA creating a gorgeous artwork, through to how we ensure it arrives at our client in perfect condition. . .... #kateowengallery #alicesprings See more

05.01.2022 END OF YEAR SALE Whether you a sophisticated art lover or just starting out, there is an abundance of affordable Indigenous Australian Art to choose from. 20% - 80% OFF... 1,000 + artworks Quality Indigenous Australian Art ON SALE for a limited time Sale Begins Today : 10 am until Sunday 3rd January 6pm. Visit us at our Gallery - 680 Darling St, Rozelle Open 10-6 pm Daily Or stay at home and view all SALE WORKS ON LINE by tapping on https://bit.ly/36y9B9E To secure your interest in any of our Sale Works email : [email protected] or send us a DM

05.01.2022 Jack Dale : Life at the Frontier It’s Sunday! #whatsonsydney Why not treat yourself, grab a coffee and wonder around our gallery, with over 600sqm of #aboriginalart and our new exhibition to view, its a #greatdayout to #enjoyart Jack’s depictions of the great Wandjina Creation Spirit and historical episodes are executed with figurative elements in a naive style, which produced works of great spirit and energy. ... Despite the sometimes grim subject matter, there is an enchanting and buoyant spirit in Jack Dale’s art, as there was in this resilient man. These paintings raise your interest and beg to be talked about and considered. They are indeed a doorway to a greater understanding of Australia’s history. To view this exhibition online TAP https://bit.ly/3uzO1fb

04.01.2022 SELINA TEECE PWERLE ‘Atarrengeny’ (My Country) 59 x 59... Selina grew up surrounded by artists and developed her own artistic talents from a very young age. Attarrengeny is a thirty minute drive north of Utopia in the heart of Alyawarre lands. Using vivid colours and precise detail Selina’s works make a delightful addition to any home. TAPhttps://bit.ly/32i4KYi for further details of this work and other pieces by Selina. If you would like to receive a High Resolution Image send me a DM or email [email protected]

04.01.2022 HERE I AM : Art by Great Women #repost @ambushgallery Coinciding with the launch of NAIDOC Week 2020, Here I Am, the new exhibition showing at Open at Darling Quarter, celebrates emerging and established female Indigenous artists with a collection of 16 eye catching and contemporary works. This exhibition features eight contemporary Indigenous female artists from across Australia. NAIDOC week celebrations are held across Australia each year to celebrate the history, culture... and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC is celebrated not only in Indigenous communities, but by Australians from all walks of life. The week is a great opportunity to participate in a range of activities and to support your local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. HERE I Am: Art by Great Women is presented by @DarlingQuarter and curated and produced by aMBUSH Gallery, who are proud to have established a cultural partnership with the NGA on this exciting initiative. On display until 30 January 2021. @photoenz #naidocweek2020 Image featuring @konstantina_aboriginalart To view Konstantina’s original works tap on https://bit.ly/36uDl7p #hereiam #naidocweek #ambushgallery #darlingquartersydney #whatsonsydney #timeoutsydney

04.01.2022 ** New Arrival ** Raymond Walters ‘Emu Feathers’ 180 x 119 Check out our story for more works by Raymond ... #somanycolours . . Raymond’s paintings have been transferred onto wallpaper, which decorate the dining areas of The Emu Walk Apartments at Ayers Rock Resort, Yulara NT. . To view this work online tap on https://bit.ly/36hVtRN . If you would like to receive High Resolution Images of any works by Raymond please email [email protected] or send us a DM See more

03.01.2022 BARBARA WEIR ‘Grass Seed’ 152 x 91 $7995.00... The Story - Grass Seed is about the importance of nature’s cycle for survival. Like Barbara Weir many women from Utopia paint the ‘survival foods’ they gather. The ability to survive in outback Australia is reliant on a deep understanding of the harsh landscape to be able to source food. I like to think of the women of Utopia as ‘environmentally friendly farmers’. They forage from the naturally occurring landscape and know when various foods can be found depending on the seasons. For example, over the course of the year with the seasonal changes and fires or rain (rain is a rare occurrence) the land changes and regenerates with fresh growth/produce. Before white fellas invaded and introduced what Barbara calls ‘white fella flour’ the people of Barbara’s community relied on the knowledge passed down from their ancestors who survived centuries in the harsh environment of Utopia. Utopia’s native grass was a life source and it was the women’s role to gather the grass seed which they used to make flour. The flour that they can make from the grass seed is a favourite as it can be ground to a very fine powder and makes for great bush damper. When the women travel across country they add water to the flour to make a moist dough which they carry with them and snack on. The dough is high in carbohydrates and keeps the women energised as they travel distances cross country. Tap on https://bit.ly/3v87NP7 for more details If you would like to receive a High Resolution Image of this work please email [email protected] or send me a DM

03.01.2022 END OF YEAR SALE Fiona Omeenyo ‘In The Rainforest’ Size: 102 x 62... Was $5,995 NOW $$4,795 Fiona's work has been widely exhibited in Australian galleries since winning her first art award in 2001. She has had over 15 solo exhibitions and more than 40 group exhibitions, as well as being represented in many private and public collections. To view online tap on https://bit.ly/3md0L80 To receive a High Definition Image please email [email protected] or send us a DM

02.01.2022 GALLERY HANG Hanging side by side in our new gallery space are these two striking works by : George Ward Tjungurrayi... ‘Tingari’ 183 x 122 and his daughter: Gracie Ward Napaltjarri ‘Muntati’ 152 x 91 George is a Senior Pintupi Artist whose works focus largely on Tingari stories from his region. One of his most important achievements is winning the 2004 Wynn’s Landscape Prize at the Gallery of NSW. In recent years Gracie’s works have captured the attention of the #artworld, being named as a finalist in the Mosman Art Prize and the KAAF (Korea Australia Arts Foundation) Prize. To view George and Gracie’s works on line TAP on the link in bio and pop their name in the search bar. For further info or to receive High Resolution Images Please email [email protected] or send me a DM

01.01.2022 ** New Arrival ** Charmaine Pwerle ‘Awelye’ 183 x 122 .... Awelye is a word that describes everything to do with a women’s ceremony which includes the body paint designs. Women perform Awelye ceremonies to demonstrate respect for their country including Dreamtime stories that belong there and the total well-being and health of their community. . To view this work online tap on https://bit.ly/3eFbRzF . If you would like a High Resolution of this image please email [email protected] or send us a DM See more