We continue to curate exhibitions with the same care, attention to detail and thoughtful selection that have always underpinned our practice. Whether presenting paintings, ceramics or sculpture, every exhibition is developed in close collaboration with remote community art centres and with a commitment to ethical and respectful business practices.

From the very beginning, education has been an integral part of every exhibition we present. We believe that understanding the stories, cultures and artists behind the works enriches the experience of viewing and collecting First Nations art, and we warmly welcome newcomers alongside experienced collectors.

Our aim is to create a relaxed and welcoming environment where visitors feel comfortable taking their time, exploring the exhibition and asking questions. After all, that is how we learn. Whether you are visiting your first First Nations art exhibition or have been collecting for many years, we invite you to engage, ask questions and enjoy the experience—we are delighted to welcome you.

Our next exhibition ACROSS THE WAY features West Australian Aboriginal owned remote community art centres we have worked with over the past two decades. Watch this space!

Image shown Wingarntjirri, by Sally Butler 147x122cm (Courtesy the artist and Tjarlirli Art)