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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.
Gunga
Fibre art catalogue Gunga takes you in a journey of the history of fibre art, the process of its making and the different forms it has taken throughout the years. Learn more about the different kinds of fibre art created at Injalak. Featuring work by painters and...
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.
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While it’s rainy wet season up here we are loving at looking back at how incredible Stone Country festival 2022 was! An amazing reminder of the dry season and the importance of community, arts, music and culture being celebrated together!! #stonecountry #stonecountryfestival #injalakarts #injalakhill
Marebu were traditionally valuable items made by women. They were made in a variety of shapes and had many uses including: being worn, used as surfaces for food preparation and used during ceremonies. Children could sleep on them or be rolled up in them and carried, especially during yekke (the cold season in June/July). 🌞
A selection of small paintings to talk about being in the season of *Kunnumeleng.* This is the time for hunting long neck turtle on the floodplain and file snake by the billabong. The rains are starting to roll in and the wind is getting stronger. Slide1: Wind Dreaming; Slide2: Ngalmangiyi by Don Namundja; Slide3: Yawkyawk by Shadrack Patlas — pointing in the direction of big waterfall; Slide4: Kedjebe by Amos Nganjmirra. All works available online, link in bio. #winddreaming #yawkyawk #kunwinjkuaboriginalart #injalakarts #filesnake #westarnhemland #ngalmangiyi #longneckturtle
Injalak and @merrepenarts are excited to announce that we`ll be hosting one last pop-up shop in Darwin!
Buy ethically for Christmas this year and support local Indigenous makers. You`ll find us at our usual spot on Knuckey St in the Darwin CBD from 9 - 11 December.
#indigenousarts #printedtextiles #tourismNT
In the studio with Larry Bangarr, we talk about his approach to colour. Larry determines colours before he begins: three in foreground and two for the back. Pictured is Larry using a manyilk (sedge grass) brush to paint ochre onto dolobbo (stringy bark).
Click on images to see more of Larry’s work available through our website 🧃 #gunbalanya #rockart #barkpainting #dolobbo #billabongscene #djenj #larrybangarr #westarnhemland #injalakarts #manyilk #rarrk #ochre #painting