exhibition
In 1971 a mural was painted by a group of senior men on the blank wall of the school building at Papunya, a small aboriginal community west of Alice Springs - this was the beginning of a painting movement that has transformed the Australian art world.Utopia Art Sydney is proud to have represented this artist owned company since 1988 as its painters have continued to explore innovative forms, keeping their traditional stories alive.
In this group show, young and old, emerging and established artists hang side by side, indicating the great range of extraordinary images, now produced in the Western Desert communities of Kintore and Kiwirrkura. In addition, major large-scale paintings by artists such as Yukultji Napangati and George Tjungurrayi will demonstrate the visual power of the most important artists painting today.
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- 983 Bourke Street, Waterloo, Sydney, Australia
- Copyright 2001-2019 Utopia Art Sydney
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- privacy
- tel +61 2 9319 6437
- open tues to sat 10 - 5
- Representing artists since 1988
YouTube channel
We are observing all current COVID regulations. If you are unable to visit we are answering the emails and phone should you need to be in touch.
- We acknowledge and pay respect to the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, their Elders and country.
- We also acknowledge their continuing culture and their contribution to the life of our community.
- 983 Bourke Street, Waterloo, Sydney, Australia
- Copyright 2001-2019 Utopia Art Sydney
- terms
- privacy
- tel +61 2 9319 6437
- open tues to sat 10 - 5
- Representing artists since 1988
- YouTube channel
We are observing all current COVID regulations. If you are unable to visit we are answering the emails and phone should you need to be in touch.
- We acknowledge and pay respect to the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, their Elders and country.
- We also acknowledge their continuing culture and their contribution to the life of our community.