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KHATIJA POSSUMMy Grandmothers Country and Seven Sisters, 2026Synthetic Polymer Paint on Canvas114cm x 99cmContact us for...
19/06/2026

KHATIJA POSSUM
My Grandmothers Country and Seven Sisters, 2026
Synthetic Polymer Paint on Canvas
114cm x 99cm
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Seven Sisters Dreaming by Khatija Possum Nungurrayi is a striking acrylic (synthetic polymer) painting that interprets one of the most significant ancestral stories in Central and Western Desert Aboriginal cultures. The Seven Sisters Dreaming, often associated with the Pleiades star cluster, tells the story of seven ancestral women traveling across the land, pursued by a male figure, creating sacred sites and shaping Country as they journey.

In Khatija Possum’s rendition, the story is expressed through intricate dot work, flowing patterns, and vibrant colour. Concentric circles, lines, and symbolic motifs map the sisters’ path across the landscape, marking important ceremonial sites, resting places, and areas of cultural significance. The composition reflects both movement and connection—linking sky, land, and ancestral presence.

Her use of synthetic polymer paints allows for rich, layered textures and luminous colour, enhancing the visual rhythm of the work. The painting is not a literal depiction, but a cultural map encoded with meaning, representing knowledge passed down through generations. As with many Aboriginal artworks, certain elements of the story remain sacred, with only appropriate aspects shared visually.

Through this work, Khatija Possum continues her family’s legacy of storytelling, honoring her grandfather, Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, while expressing her own connection to Country. Seven Sisters Dreaming stands as both a celebration of ancestral journeys and a testament to the enduring strength of women’s stories in Aboriginal culture.

✨ Three years ago today ✨We look back on a special moment for Australia.Gallery — our exhibition in Ginza, Tokyo, with  ...
18/06/2026

✨ Three years ago today ✨

We look back on a special moment for Australia.Gallery — our exhibition in Ginza, Tokyo, with .

It was a wonderful opportunity to share Australian Aboriginal art with audiences in Japan and connect with collectors and art lovers in Tokyo.

A big thank you to our friend Naomi for helping make the exhibition happen and for bringing together the connections that made this experience possible.

We hope to return to Japan again soon for another exhibition and to continue sharing the stories, culture and beauty behind the artworks we represent. 🇦🇺🇯🇵

Jeannie PetyarreAcrylic on CanvasBush Medicine Leaves96 × 94 cmhttps://galleryaustralia.com.au/product/jeannie-petyarre-...
17/06/2026

Jeannie Petyarre
Acrylic on Canvas
Bush Medicine Leaves
96 × 94 cm

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Jeannie Petyarre (b c.1951-2022) was born on the Boundary Bore outstation of Utopia, in Central Australia. She is the sister to senior Utopian artists, Greeny Purvis Petyarre (dec), Dolly Mills, Gloria Mills and Rosemary Petyarre. She is the cousin to other well known artists , Gloria Petyarre, Kathleen Petyarre, Ada Bird Petyarre, Myrtle Petyarre, Nancy Petyarre, Violet Petyarre and many more. She is also the niece of the great Emily Kame Kngwarreye.

Jeannie’s Dreamtime stories come from Alhalkere Country and are passed down to her from her father’s side. Jeannie was encouraged by her aunt, Emily Kame Kngwarreye, to continue to paint her family’s “Yam Dreaming”. This particular Dreaming is a strong one for the women of Utopia and was passed down to Jeannie from her father’s side. Jeannie depicts various stages of the plants growth and parts including the seed, leaf and flower. The Yam plant is used by Aboriginal people for its medicinal properties which can be used to treat various ailments including sores and bites. She also depicts the Awelye ceremonies which the women participate in to pay homage to their ancestors.

Jeannies artworks are highly sought after by collectors and galleries worldwide

KHATIJA POSSUMSeven Sisters, 2026Synthetic Polymer Paint on Canvas203 × 112 cmContact us for further information.Seven S...
15/06/2026

KHATIJA POSSUM
Seven Sisters, 2026
Synthetic Polymer Paint on Canvas
203 × 112 cm
Contact us for further information.

Seven Sisters Dreaming by Khatija Possum Nungurrayi is a striking acrylic (synthetic polymer) painting that interprets one of the most significant ancestral stories in Central and Western Desert Aboriginal cultures. The Seven Sisters Dreaming, often associated with the Pleiades star cluster, tells the story of seven ancestral women traveling across the land, pursued by a male figure, creating sacred sites and shaping Country as they journey.

https://galleryaustralia.com.au/product/khatija-possum-painting-australian-aboriginal-art-2/

In Khatija Possum’s rendition, the story is expressed through intricate dot work, flowing patterns, and vibrant colour. Concentric circles, lines, and symbolic motifs map the sisters’ path across the landscape, marking important ceremonial sites, resting places, and areas of cultural significance. The composition reflects both movement and connection—linking sky, land, and ancestral presence.

Her use of synthetic polymer paints allows for rich, layered textures and luminous colour, enhancing the visual rhythm of the work. The painting is not a literal depiction, but a cultural map encoded with meaning, representing knowledge passed down through generations. As with many Aboriginal artworks, certain elements of the story remain sacred, with only appropriate aspects shared visually.

Through this work, Khatija Possum continues her family’s legacy of storytelling, honoring her grandfather, Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, while expressing her own connection to Country. Seven Sisters Dreaming stands as both a celebration of ancestral journeys and a testament to the enduring strength of women’s stories in Aboriginal culture.

Charlie Chambers Jnr: Turtle Painting, Australian Aboriginal Art$950.00Acrylic on Stretched Canvas45 cm x 40 cmCharlie C...
08/06/2026

Charlie Chambers Jnr: Turtle Painting, Australian Aboriginal Art
$950.00

Acrylic on Stretched Canvas
45 cm x 40 cm

Charlie Chambers Jnr was born in 1966, at Cherbourg in Queensland and was taught to draw by his father. Charlie’s Aboriginal tribal heritage is Koa. Aboriginal Jarowair man. He uses the colours of his country in his artwork, and both dotstyle painting from his mother’s people of western Queensland and the cross-hatching technique of his father’s people from northern Queensland. Charlie does storytelling in schools and the community in an effort to pass on Aboriginal stories and art to others. He is a renowned artist, whose paintings are on display around Australia and also overseas.

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Huge congratulations to our incredible artist Elena Churilova on winning an Portrait Painting Prize in the 2026 Percival...
05/06/2026

Huge congratulations to our incredible artist Elena Churilova on winning an Portrait Painting Prize in the 2026 Percivals with her stunning work Smartphonization, or Gateway to Inner Reality. What an extraordinary and well-deserved achievement! 🎉✨ 👉https://www.townsville.qld.gov.au/the-percivals/2026/winners/smartphonization-or-gateway-to-inner-reality

Elena’s work continues to captivate collectors and art lovers with its depth, emotion, technical brilliance, and unique contemporary vision. Her paintings invite viewers into layered worlds of reflection, beauty, and imagination — and this latest recognition at The Percivals further cements her as one of the most exciting artists working today.

We are incredibly proud to represent Elena and to share her remarkable body of work with our collectors across Australia and beyond.

We currently have a beautiful collection of Elena’s original oil and water paintings available through the gallery. 👉 https://galleryaustralia.com.au/product-category/artists/elena-churilova/

Geoffery Warradoo (1976 – 2022)Titled :  Watching Over$3,500.00This painting is about my great grandfather and our Ances...
03/06/2026

Geoffery Warradoo (1976 – 2022)
Titled : Watching Over
$3,500.00

This painting is about my great grandfather and our Ancestors protecting our traditional land from the enemy. The Turtle and
Serpent are our protectors too and they listen to our ancestors talk.

Size: 78cm x 95cm.

Acrylic on Canvas

Biography

Geoffrey Warradoo was born in Cairns on 12 August 1976. Lockhart River back then did not have the health facility for mothers to give birth in Community. This arrangement has continued to present time with all new births transferred to
Cairns.
Geoffrey comes from the Umpila-Kuuku Yau language speaking group. This is one of 5 language speaking groups in Lockhart River.
He started painting at the Lockhart River Art Centre back in late 1990 for over 4-5 years as a new artists. He then moved out of community on personal grounds and returned to Lockhart River in 2016.
Geoffrey recommenced painting in 2016.His paintings are about his traditional stories and culture. when he was 12 years old, he was stung by Jelly fish which almost ended fatally. He was received appropriate medical help that saved him. He
reflects on this childhood experience and says that jellyfish are beautiful looking but are a danger to mankind. His Jellyfish experience was in Lockhart River.
In his own words, he says “I like to paint about my country and all the important spirit things from my culture. Make me happy when I paint”.

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Fiona Omeenyo: Celebrated Aboriginal Artist from Lockhart River. Australian Aboriginal Art$1,330.00Titled : Watching Ove...
01/06/2026

Fiona Omeenyo: Celebrated Aboriginal Artist from Lockhart River. Australian Aboriginal Art
$1,330.00

Titled : Watching Over

Size : 55 cm cm x 85 cm

Acrylic on Canvas

Fiona Omeenyo
Born 18 August 1981, is a prominent member of the Lockhart River Art Gang, a collective of Indigenous artists from Far North Queensland. Her art, inspired by traditional family stories and the landscapes of her homeland, reflects over 60,000 years of Aboriginal culture and heritage. Through paintings, prints, and sculptures, Fiona preserves her ancestral connections while sharing the unity and resilience of her clan groups.

Her work has been showcased internationally in solo and group exhibitions, including Berlin, London, New York, and Switzerland. Key solo exhibitions include “My Story” (2001), “Mepla Sand Beach People” (2008), and numerous shows at Andrew Baker Art Dealer. Group exhibitions span the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair, Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair, and major galleries in Australia and abroad.

Collections & Achievements:

Featured in prestigious collections, including the National Gallery of Victoria and the Burkhardt-Felder Museum in Switzerland.
Winner of multiple awards, including 1st Prize in the 1999 Cape York Art Awards.
Bibliographies include Australian Art Collector and Artlink.

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Dr Pete Marshall Titled: Just Testing, Juvenille Osprey Coloured pencilSize Height 66.5 cm x Width 95 cmFramedAll Images...
30/05/2026

Dr Pete Marshall
Titled: Just Testing, Juvenille Osprey
Coloured pencil
Size Height 66.5 cm x Width 95 cm
Framed

All Images are subject to copyright, and all rights remain with the artist.

Biography

Pete is an artist whose work encompasses many subjects especially wildlife, seascapes, portraiture, and animals. Her Major New Works are now signed under her married Name “Pete Marshall”.
Her work, though mainly paintings in pastel, also includes graphite, coloured pencil, ink, charcoal, acrylic and oil. She has fulfilled many commissions including stamp design for Australia Post, poster design for Australian Platypus Conservancy, book jackets, work for the RSPCA Wildlife Calendar, and a mural at the Royal Melbourne Showgrounds.

A Signatory Member of Artists For Conservation , The Australian Guild of Realist Artists and The Society of Animal Artists USA, Pete has served as Exhibition Director for the Wildlife Artists Society of Australasia, and is currently Senior Art Advisor of the Art Advisory Council to the Board of the Wildlife Art Museum of Australia (WAMA) Foundation.

Travelling the world to research material for her work, Pete has donated images to various conservation issues for their promotion and fund raising, including the Jane Goodall Institute in Uganda, “Africat” in Namibia, Loro Parque Foundation ( Parrots ) in Tenerife, Wildlife SOS in India, Dingo Discovery and Westpac Bank in support of the CFA.

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Dora Mbitjana Painting Australian Aboriginal Art$3,500.00154 cm x 90 cmDora Mbitjana, an Anmatyerre woman born in 1965, ...
28/05/2026

Dora Mbitjana Painting Australian Aboriginal Art
$3,500.00

154 cm x 90 cm

Dora Mbitjana, an Anmatyerre woman born in 1965, hails from Ahalpere country in the remote Utopia region northeast of Alice Springs, a hub for Indigenous art since the late 1970s. Growing up amid the vast deserts and cultural traditions of her people, Dora was immersed in the stories and ceremonies that define Anmatyerre life. As the youngest of seven children to the late Minnie Pwerle—a pioneering artist whose bold, colourful works are held in major collections worldwide—and Motorcar Jim, she inherited a profound artistic lineage. This family connection extends to her sisters, including the internationally recognised Barbara Weir, known for her grass seed and wildflower paintings, and Betty Mbitjana, who also explores Dreaming narratives. Aunts Galya Pwerle and Emily Pwerle, along with cousins like Lizzie Morton and Jessie Hunter, further weave a tapestry of creative influence, emphasising the intergenerational sharing of knowledge in Aboriginal communities. See more here 👉https://galleryaustralia.com.au/product/dora-mbitjana-painting-australian-aboriginal-art-3/

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