Vivien Anderson Gallery

21/10/2026

“I paint the tidal movement of the water around our Country. The sea changes the land, and we watch it when we hunt and fish. I use the pwoja to show that movement and the rhythm of the tides” — Alison Puruntatameri

Alison and Christine Puruntatameri’s ‘Nginingawula Winga Ngima — Our feelings of how we see the sea’ continues until O7.11.2O26

Presented in association with Munupi Arts, NT.

20/10/2026

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking coastal rhythms of Alison and Christine Puruntatameri’s ‘Nginingawula Winga Ngima — Our feelings of how we see the sea’, a powerful series of bark paintings that bring the deep cultural currents of the Tiwi Islands into the gallery.

Exhibitions runs until O7.11.2O26

Video by Simon Anderson.

02/10/2026

Spring Loaded 2026, last day, Saturday 3 October, noon - 4pm. A luxurious selection of gallery and invited artists.

30/09/2026

Two women. One sea. A thousand tides of ochre.

30/09/2026

VIVIEN ANDERSON GALLERY PRESENTS ALISON PURUNTATAMERI
&
CHRISTINE PURUNTATAMERI
OPENING EVENING

WEDNESDAY
O7.1O.2O26, 6 — 8pm

30/09/2026

30/09/2026

20/08/2026

We are pleased to share that works by gallery-represented artists Hayley Millar Baker and Janet Fieldhouse are featured in ‘Connections: MCA x Tate’, now open at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA).

Born from a historic joint-acquisition partnership between the MCA and Tate, London, this major exhibition showcases globally shared works alongside the broader MCA Collection. Connections explores how cultural exchange, migration, and diverse responses to British colonisation have uniquely shaped Australia.

Hayley Millar Baker Janet Fieldhouse Tate Museum of Contemporary Art Australia

Pictured: Hayley Millar Baker, ‘Untitled (the circumstances are that a whale had come on shore)’, 2O18, inkjet on cotton rag, 67 x 67 cm. Edition of 5 + 2AP.

19/08/2026

Opening tonight: Nathanael Edwards — The Weight of Silence, 6 — 8 pm

Join us tonight for the opening and artist reception of Dyirribarra, Bagirbarra, and Dulgabara artist Nathanael Edwards’s first solo exhibition at Vivien Anderson Gallery. ‘The Weight of Silence’ features photographic works that explore the deliberate silences in Australia’s colonial history.

Don’t miss this special opportunity to hear directly from Nathanael as he discusses the stories behind the exhibition.

Pictured: Nathanael Edwards, ‘Empire - may the force take it from you!’, 2O25, pigment inkjet print, 96 x 78 cm (image); 114 x 95 cm (framed size). Edition of 5 + 2AP.

13/08/2026

Last days: Clare Jaque Vasquez — Bone Dry

Don’t miss the opportunity to experience and acquire this incredible new suite of paintings that reflect on the devastation and endurance of Country during the Millennium drought.

Exhibitions concludes 15.O8.2O26

Clare Jaque Vasquez

Pictured: Clare Jaque Vasquez, ‘Dry Spell’, 2O25, acrylic and impasto on stretched canvas, 15O x 15O cm.