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Maruku Arts, Uluru, NT

Maruku Arts, Uluru, NT

Maruku Arts is owned and operated by Anangu (Aboriginal people from the Western Desert and Central Desert regions of Australia). The name Maruku literally means "belonging to black" and it has operated for over 30 years as a non-for-profit art and craft corporation.  Approximately 900 Anangu artists make up the collective that is Maruku. Its purpose is to keep culture strong and alive, for future generations of artists and make culture accessible in an authentic way to those seeking a more in-depth understanding. It also provides an important form of income to artists living in remote communities across Anangu lands. 

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Warlukurlangu Artists

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Warlukurlangu Artists

Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation is a not-for-profit organisation that is 100% Aboriginal-owned by its artists from the remote desert communities of Yuendumu and Nyirripi in Central Australia.

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Art Rental

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Art Rental

Art Mark Gallery is proud to offer Art Rental for your home or business, allowing you to rent an Aboriginal artwork for your premises for any length of time. 

Art Rental provides a flexible and cost-effective way to create genuinely exciting spaces. Introducing art to your workplace can make an incredible impact upon your work environment, boosting creativity and enhancing your workplace culture.

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Why buy Aboriginal Art?

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Why buy Aboriginal Art?

“Why buy Aboriginal art?”  Whilst the reasons for buying Aboriginal art can vary by individual, it very often comes down to a few factors that draws us to love and collect Aboriginal art; the connection Aboriginal people have to their land and their innate ability to tell their stories through art. Other reasons often include: It is truly unique to Australia and represented as an expression of our people and land; Every single artwork has its own identity that conveys several meanings and stories told through generations of dreamings; Ethical purchasing of Aboriginal art directly supports the artist and their...

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Mornington Island Artists - Gulf of Carpentaria, Queensland

Mornington Island Artists - Gulf of Carpentaria, Queensland

Mornington Island Art is one of the longest established Indigenous art and cultural organisations in Australia. Mornington Island is a small island of rich cultural traditions, located in the south-east corner of the Gulf of Carpentaria in Queensland. Fully owned and controlled by The Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation, Mornington Island Art delivers locally relevant programs that produce internationally significant artwork. Established in 2005, Mornington Island Art is now a thriving centre. It began when a remarkable group of women led by Mirdidingkingathi Jurwarnda Sally Gabori, her two sisters and four nieces, came together to paint and share their experiences. These...

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