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VISIT US
Visit our studio in Gunbalanya, 300kms east of Darwin and less than an hour from Kakadu. People travel from all over the world to see our artists in action, experience Injalak Hill and immerse themselves in the history of our ancient rock art galleries.

Meet Our ArtistS
Based in remote Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory, Injalak Arts has over 200 active members – artists, weavers and craftspeople from Gunbalanya and surrounding homelands. Inspired by culture, country, community and language, our talented artists create year-round.
Experience Rock art tours
Visitors travel to Gunbalanya from all over the world to visit Injalak Hill and experience its outstanding ancient rock art galleries. Injalak Arts has been given exclusive permission by the Traditional Owners to facilitate Rock Art Tours led by trained local guides. Tours take place in the morning and are approximately 3 hours in duration.
INJALAK CURATES
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Gabriel-Maralngurra-Catalogue
Gabriel Maralngurra was introduced to rockart by his uncle, Thompson Yulidjirri (c. 1930-2009), who took him to see the paintings on Injalak Hill when he was a child. Gabriel is inspired by the rock art galleries around West ArnhemLand which are often densely layered with paintings. Rock art painting is a tradition which has been dated back to at least 45,000 years before the present.Â
Collectors Special Edition Catalogue
To compliment DAAF2020 Injalak Arts has created a Collectors Special Edition Catalogue.
To help guide you through the inaugural online Digital Art Fair we want to share a special curated selection of new works by talented Injalak Artists that will be available on our digital booth.
Graham Badari – Life Forces
Life Forces brings together Graham Badari’s latest body of works, bursting with energy and colour. Graham Badari paints every day opposite Injalak Hill and the billabong where he makes acute observations on the different animals and plants that come with the changing seasons.
Acknowledgement of country
Injalak Arts is intertwined with the Gunbalanya Community. The locally owned business operates with the ownership, support and blessing of traditional owners and the Community of Western Arnhem Land. Working closely with bininj people Injalak Arts is committed to being a viable enterprise that supports the economic and cultural aspirations of its members.
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