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4 art spots in BRISBANE
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Aboriginal Art Co Gallery Aboriginal art gallery
Aboriginal Art Co Gallery is a First Nations-led, not-for-profit art gallery in West End, Brisbane, showcasing contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art from across Australia.
Located on Anthony Street, our gallery presents a changing program of exhibitions, artist talks and public programs, creating opportunities for First Nations artists while connecting local audiences and visitors to Brisbane with art, culture and storytelling.
Gallery opening hours vary with our programming. We are also open by appointment — please contact hello@aboriginalartco.org to arrange your visit.
Birrunga Gallery Aboriginal art gallery
Birrunga Gallery is a unique First Nations Gallery and Native Foods Catering Service in the heart of Brisbane.
Our offerings include: Authentic Indigenous retail crafts & artworks | Indigenous art | Commissions | Cultural immersion workshops | Public Art | Delicious food made with Native ingredients| Bespoke Functions & Catering | And a whole lot more!
| 2017 QLD Gold Award for Specialised Tourism Services Winner | 2017 National Tourism Awards Finalist | 2019 QLD Reconciliation Awards Finalist |
Contact us if you have any queries and chat with our friendly staff. Hope to see you soon!
Muralappi Arts Aboriginal art gallery
“Muralappi Arts is an Indigenous family-owned business led by Jessica Skeen, daughter of respected elder Joseph Skeen. With four generations of expertise, we create handcrafted boomerangs, Aboriginal artefacts, and unique products inspired by contemporary Aboriginal art. Every piece is made in-house, blending cultural traditions with a modern perspective. We also offer mural and commission work, bringing our artistic vision to public and private spaces.
Visit our online shop for art-inspired bags, baby clothes, and more.”
👉🏽www.muralappiarts.com.au
Red Sand Art Gallery Aboriginal art gallery
Red Sand Art Gallery established in 2011 here in Brisbane selling collectible aboriginal art and artifacts from The Central Desert and The Utopia Homelands in the Northern Territory. The gallery also houses an enviable collection of genuine termite hollowed Didgeridoos and authentic Souvenirs