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Read about Rhoda Tjitayi’s (APY) impact to the Adelaide art scene. 

Alice Granites and the Mina Mina Dreaming legacy

Debra McDonald was born in 1969 at Papunya Camp and has been painting since 1999. Debra has since become a sought after and highly respected artist. Debra comes from family of renowned artists including her grandfather Shorty Lungkata Tjungurrayi (a Pintupi man from Lake Macdonald in the Gibson Desert), her mother Martha Macdonald and uncle, Clifford Possum.

Read about incredible Indigenous artist Janice Stanley's. Situated near Mt Connor (Atilla) near the Northern Territory border. Her ability to bring the natural beauty of the APY Lands to life is truly unmatched. These beautiful salt lakes from a bird’s-eye view, capturing their essence in a unique and contemporary style.

Discover Maureen Nampijinpa Hudson’s Sand Dunes (Tali) and Fire Dreaming artworks. Explore her Warlpiri storytelling through collaborations with Art by Farquhar.

In the vast desert landscapes of Australia’s Northern Territory, Maureen Nampijinpa Hudson translates the ancestral stories of her Warlpiri people into vivid, dynamic art. Central to her practice are Sand Dunes (Tali) and Fire Dreaming, narratives that have guided her community for millennia. Through her year-round collaboration with Art by Farquhar, Maureen’s work reaches global audiences while staying firmly rooted in the traditions of Yuendumu.

Read about APY artist Janice Stanley (French version)

See whats new at our Aboriginal art gallery in Adelaide. 

The Visionary Art of Julieanne Nungurrayi Turner

See whats new at Art by Farquhar

Exploring the Vibrant Dreamtime of Maureen Nampijinpa Hudson's "Sand Dunes"

Unveiling Adelaide's Aboriginal Art Scene

Update of the original Aboriginal artworks and Indigneous artists at Art by Farquhar, June 2023.