Current and Past Exhibitions
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Short St Gallery in conjunction with Jilamara Art & Craft is proud to present this extraordinary exhibition of artworks from the Tiwi Islands. The exhibition features artwork from award winning artists, both emerging and established including, Conrad Tipungwati, Brian Farmer, Dymphna Kerinauia, Linus Warlapinni, and Raeline Kerinauia.
The exhibition is available to view from Thursday 3rd November. All are welcome
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Short St Gallery in conjunction with Tjala Arts is excited to present these beautiful new artworks from Amata Community and it's surrounds. The exhibitions showcases, Tjampawa Katie Kawiny, Sylvia Ken, Wawirya Burton, Hector Burton, Mary Pan, Ginger Wikilyiri, Ruby Wilson, Tjangkara Ken, Mona Shepherd and many other wonderful artists. The exhibition will be available to view from Thursday 6th October, price list on request.
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Short St Gallery in association with Warlayirti Artists is proud to present this incredible exhibition featuring new works by three very important female painters from the Balgo region; Eubena Nampitjin, Nora Nungabar and Nora Wompi.
The works will be available to veiw from Thursday 15th September 2011. All are welcome.
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This is an exciting new exhibition from Tjarlirli artists from Tjukurla Community in the Ngaanyatjarra Lands of Western Australia. Featuring well known artists Nyarrapyi Giles, Ester Giles and Katjarra Butler, as well works from newer artists, who bring a contemporary interpretation to ancient cultural desert stories. Available for viewing from 6th September at Short St Gallery, Broome.
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Short St Gallery is extremely proud to present this rare and exciting work from the Omie Artists of Papua New Guinea. The exhibition celebrates the contemporary expression of nioge (barkcloth). This ancient tradition is practiced exclusively by the Omie women of the Oro Province.
Please join us for the opening on Thursday 11th August at 6pm. Brennan King the Omie Artists Manager will also be joining us for a special floor talk on the origins and tradition of this very special art form.
All are welcome.
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