Located in Darwin's Parap gallery precinct, Outstation Gallery provides a backdrop for a broad range of aboriginal art work, sourced from Australian Aboriginal art centres. The gallery exhibits high quality artwork from emerging and established Indigenous artists. The gallery represents 15 remote community art centres from the Kimberley, Central Australia, the Western Desert, South Australia, Tiwi Islands and Arnhem Land. The gallery was established after many years of experience in the Indigenous art industry, working for and in conjunction with Indigenous communities, their art centres and Indigenous arts peak bodies. Outstation works to the highest ethical standards. The gallery aims to raise the profile of artists represented, while maintaining and creating new opportunities for these artists to earn a livelihood from their practice.

Corporate, general, industrial and wedding photography. Providing an art gallery that specialises in photography.

A locally owned Art Gallery in Darwin that is contemporary and supports local and regional Artists. The Gallery is also an active member of many Art boards and participates in festivals and most of the Art events in Darwin. Carol is passionate about showing Darwin off as an extremely creative and dynamic location, due to the regional location and isolation; Territory Artists have a lot more freedom which radiates through their work.

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David Silva's landscape photography has won National and International Awards. David's Landscape photography and techniques of presenting prints is home-grown in the Northern Territory. The canvas prints are coated making them easy to maintain. Framing is done in the same manner as oils and acrylics use slip frames. No glass, acrylic or matt boards are required avoiding mould issues. This achieves the added bonus of no reflections.

Australian Aboriginal art is the oldest living art tradition in the world, with paintings in rock shelters dating back over 20,000 years. The art includes naturalistic paintings of human, plant and animal figures, as well as non-naturalistic, or "abstract" designs with concentric circles, "u" shapes, and lines. The naturalistic style, predominant in Arnhemland in northern Australia, is often characterised by "X-ray" art, where the internal organs of animals are depicted. The abstract style, predominant in central Australia, originates from sacred designs used in ceremonies. These designs, originally for body painting, ground painting, and carved on sacred stones and boards, are now painted on canvas. Much of Aboriginal art relates to stories of the Dreamtime. This Dreamtime is the Creation Period in Aboriginal belief, when important Ancestral Beings formed the land and created the people, plants and animals. These Ancestral Beings, often depicted in the art, may take human, animal, plant or combined forms, and taught the people their laws and ceremonies. (Courtesy Dr. David Welch.) Aboriginal Fine Arts Gallery is a founding member of the Australian Indigenous Art Trade Association, which was established to promote the ethical trade of indigenous art.

Relax in air-conditioned comfort while you discover the joys of Mbantua Aboriginal Art Gallery Darwin, one of the largest galleries in Darwin. The Gallery has a wonderful collection of traditional and contemporary artworks from aboriginal artists who live in the Utopia region of Central Australia. Well known artists include Minnie Pwerle, Janelle Stockman, Emily Kngwarreye, Abie Loy, Angelina Ngale, Lisa Mills and Betty Mbitjana. The artworks come in various sizes and you are sure to find something exciting and suitable for your home. Also in the Gallery are a large range of quality gifts sourced both locally and within Australia including wooden sculptures, jewellery, bark paintings, framed paintings, landscape paintings, sandstone and glassware. Drop in for a browse around the Gallery.

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Local Book Exchange with Secondhand Books, Local Books & have an upstairs Aboriginal Art Galley.