Established in 1877, the Original Lutheran Mission with Museum and Art Gallery of Albert Namatjira Gateway to Palm Valley.

Aboriginal Art Centre is a local Indigenous Online Art gallery in the Alice Springs region.

Central Craft is a member based not-for-profit organisation in Alice Springs that supports and promotes contemporary craft and design practice in Central Australia. It provides advocacy and support, promotion, professional development opportunities and access to workshop facilities, group meeting space, a retail outlet and gallery space for craftspeople and the community.

Ngurratjuta Accounting Service provides support to remote indigenous community operations and administration and delivery of various services to Aboriginal organisations. We extend bookkeeping services that are tailor-fit to the needs of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) devoted to the various concerns of Australian Aborigines. For these NGOs, we provide bookkeeping and accounting services and handle tax returns in Alice Springs, amongst other services aimed at creating and maintaining strong relations between funding bodies and our clients. Our remote indigenous community operations and administration and delivery of various services to Aborigines extend to labour hire and human resource as well as retail and promotion of indigenous art. We have extensive experience working with outstations service providers such as the NGOs RJLP and RSAS. Other organisations that have availed of our professional services for bookkeeping, accounting and tax returns in Alice Springs include Ngurratjuta Ntjarra Many Hands Art Centre, Namatjura and Hermannsburg School of Water Colours and Hermannsburg Potters. Ngurratjuta Accounting Service is well-qualified for remote indigenous community operations and administration and delivery of various services to Aboriginal groups. Indigenous owned and controlled, our operation is run by remote community specialists with more than 30 years of experience in the field.

Aboriginal Ancient Art Australia (AAAA) is located in the beautiful Red Centre of Central Australia, which is deeply rooted in Aboriginal culture. AAAA owners are local people from this area with strong ties with the artists. We pride ourselves in promoting aboriginal works. Our goal is to share with the public the strong cultural connections manifested within this unique art. We work hard to keep this culture strong so that generations to come and have the opportunity to keep the Dreamtime stories associated with aboriginal art alive. Customised art is available and can be ordered to suit any buyer's requirements, i.e. colours, topics, etc. Please browse our online aboriginal art paintings gallery where you'll find many beautiful, unique, and authentic aboriginal artist paintings. Once you select your art piece(s) you can add the paintings to your cart and complete the transaction securely via our online checkout system.

This business has been operating since 2000 offering: Custom framing of Photos ~ Paintings ~ Certificates ~ Prints ~ Block Mounting ~ Tapestries ~ Medals Sporting Uniforms ~ Memorabilia ~ Name Frames ~ Canvas Stretching. Current opening times are: Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm For further information 08 8929-1924 or at sales@framedinalice.com.au

Local Business servicing the Alice Springs Area.

Araluen Arts Centre is the focal point of Alice Springs' performing and visual arts scene, incorporating galleries and a theatre. The annual theatre program includes performances by national touring companies and many high quality local productions. The theatre is also available for the presentation of corporate functions and conferences, in association with the function room and the galleries where suitable. The galleries feature a program of exhibitions with a focus on Aboriginal art from Central Australia, and contemporary art by local and Australian artists. The Albert Namatjira Gallery displays a rotating selection of paintings by this famous Aboriginal artist, his descendants and contemporaries. The gallery also features early works from Papunya and the 'Hermannsburg School'. Araluen Arts Centre was designed and built around the 300 year old Corkwood Tree in the Sculpture Garden. This tree, another at the front of the building and Big Sister Hill are also considered sacred by the Arrernte people.

Specialists in Aboriginal Fine Art Relax in air-conditioned comfort while you discover the joys of Mbantua Aboriginal Art Gallery, one of the largest galleries in Alice Springs. 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. In the rear of the Gallery you will find our Cultural Museum where you can learn about the Aboriginal Culture, traditions, mythology and sacred rites.

Situated in the middle of the Alice Springs Todd Mall right next to the Tourist Information Centre, Palya Proper Fine Art is one of Alice Springs largest art galleries. Palya Proper Fine Art is a well known reputable business. The Gallery has a great selection of art from the Utopia and Western Desert region. We are proud to work directly with the artist to ensure the artists gain the appropriate royalties and recognition. We feature well known artists including Kudditji Kngwarreye, Anna Petyarre, Gloria Petyarre, Evelyn Pultara, Ronnie Tjampitjinpa, Esther Bruno Nangala, Cindy Gibson Napanangka, George Hairbrush Tjungurrayi, we also have the pleasure of showcases the King Sisters Works. Come and visit us at Alice Springs' Palya Proper Fine Art today.

Papunya Tula Artists is entirely owned and directed by traditional Aboriginal people from the Western Desert. The aim of the company is to promote individual artists, to provide economic development for the communities to which they belong, and assist in the maintenance of a rich cultural heritage. Founders of the Western Desert Art Movement.

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Aboriginal art gallery

Art gallery showcasing Aboriginal art. Visits by appointment.

Visitor's to this art gallery have the opportunity to meet the artist's and watch them at work.

Indigenous Art and Culture Exhibition Centre.