Tiny and Precious shines a spotlight on works by exciting independent and remote First Nations artists such as Adrian Jangala Robertson. The exhibition highlights excellence in First Nations art and design and features interpretive works from small scale paintings and sculptures to expertly carved weapons. Works in the exhibition have been selected and curated by

Meet with artists and ethically purchase artwork direct from over 70 Indigenous owned Art Centres from Australia’s most remote desert and coastal regions, to rural and urban communities. DAAF is FREE to attend, and 100% of all sales made go directly back to support the artists and their communities. We’ll also be returning with DAAF

This September, the Bindi Mwerre Anthurre Artists will unveil their highly anticipated annual group exhibition, Bindi Magic. The exhibition celebrates the latest works from both established artists—many of whom have been painting at Bindi for over two decades—and exciting new and emerging talents. Bindi Magic is a vibrant showcase of Central Australia’s essence, beauty, and

Desert Mob brings together hundreds of artists to celebrate desert culture in the heart of Australia. One of the nation’s oldest Aboriginal art festivals, Desert Mob features an exhibition, symposium and marketplace as well as public programs and satellite events throughout Mparntwe (Alice Springs). From the opening night celebration to community studio visits, evening curator