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Inkwareny Artists of Yuelamu

Painting and drawing on all media; Wood and/or stone crafted objects; Ceramics and/or glass; Textiles including fabric and fashion; Merchandise and licensed products; Reproductions of original works on canvas or other materials (print on demand)

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Inkwareny Artists of Yuelamu

Inkwareny Artists of Yuelamu is Anmatyerr people’s art centre and gallery situated three hours Northwest of Alice Springs in the Tanami desert, Yuelamu, Northern Territory, Australia.
Inkwareny means ‘honey ant’ in Anmatyerr from the inkwareny songline.
Inkwareny Artists of Yuelamu formed in October 2023 from a desire to assert Anmatyerr identity through art. Inkwareny Artists of Yuelamu is self funded and governed by the Anmatyerr people and artists of Yuelamu.
We are currently painting acrylic on canvas and linen. We intend to make work with clay, wood and textiles.

Contact details

website:inkwarenyartists.com
address: Inkwareny Artists of Yuelamu, Lot 3 Arrunge Crescent, Yuelamu (Mt Allan Station) CPA, NT 0872
email:hello@inkwarenyartists.com
phone:0448372466
ABN:8243 2959 384
open:
Tue, Wed and Thu 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

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