IartC acknowledges the Traditional Owners and custodians of Country throughout Australia. We recognise their continuing connection to the land, waters and skies, often expressed through art.

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Short St Gallery Pty Ltd

Broome | Broome WA

Short St Gallery, Broome, Western Australia (since 1998) is Australia’s leading contemporary Art Gallery specialising in Aboriginal Art sourcing works from remote Indigenous communities and Art Centres from the Kimberley, Tiwi Island, the APY & NG Lands, Central Desert, Pilbara and throughout regional Australia. We sell and ship works all over Australia and worldwide. Our exhibition schedule traverses the diverse styles of the numerous cultures that make up Australia, Each year we showcase the best Australian artists whose work is often informed from a rich Indigenous history, from artists still actively living traditional Aboriginal law and culture.

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Cape York Art

Gimuy (Cairns), Yidinji Country | Kanimbla QLD

Cape York Art is an Aboriginal owned and operated arts business that connects audiences with authentic Aboriginal cultural experiences. We share knowledge and enhance understanding of Cape York Peninsula’s diverse Aboriginal cultures and distinctive artistic styles. In addition to resourcing artists with quality materials to create authentic aboriginal artworks, elevating artists profiles and selling art, we also work with individuals, businesses, and organisations across an array of consulting services.

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Dearne Khan

Darug | Beverly Hills NSW

Yiradhu marang, I’m Dearne, an indigenous bundadhaany (artist) living on Darug nation Sydney, NSW Australia. I was born on Wallumedegal land and a proud Wiradjuri woman. I am the youngest of 3 and was raised by mother who is from the stolen generation. I too am a mother of 3 beautiful children and currently work full-time as an Aboriginal Health professional, with intention that one day I will primarily focus on my art. Art has always been my passion in all its creativity. It was and still is my way of expressing my feelings, sharing stories and honouring my culture. I am very blessed to have been taught by my Aunts and Uncles so that traditions can be passed on for many generations to come. Art is magical to gaze upon no matter what masterpiece is created. I admire how art can be transformed through many different mediums and methods. There is something for everyone to interpret, admire and evoke joy. Through my art, I hope to promote truth-telling, share stories of our culture, and hope to inspire others to embrace the Aboriginal culture and their own culture.

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Krichelle Crockett

Kokatha | ROXBY DOWNS;SA SA

I am a Yuin woman, born on country and now living in a remote town in South Australia. My art is a new journey reflecting on my relationships with my elders and drawing strength from my ancestors. I have a business called Budjan Designs. Budjan means bird and is a name my grandfather used to call the grandkids. I am an independent artist, exploring my culture with each piece I create.

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Arron Yarran

Nyoongar | Midland WA

Arron Yarran, a prominent Nyiyaparla artist and seasoned Lecturer in Youth Work, holds ancestral ties to Roy Hill/Ethel Creek, Pilbara, and Busselton. Bestowed with the name ‘Warrajirri’ by Nyiyaparla Elders, mirroring her esteemed Great Grandmother, Louisa Hester, Arron’s art weaves the stories of her people and her own journey straddling Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal worlds. With a commitment to community engagement, particularly with youth and elders, Arron’s initiatives have led to educational reintegration and employment. Her art, showcased in Perth, regional Australia, Paris, Germany, Switzerland, and China, earned her an ‘Artist in Residence’ at Karajini National Park in 2015. Collaborating with renowned artists, achieving academic excellence, and conducting workshops, Arron is a multifaceted force enriching the cultural tapestry. Beyond the confines of studio and gallery, Arron extends her passion for art to the community by conducting workshops, cultural activities, and storytelling sessions through art in various venues across the Perth Metropolitan and Rural area.

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GABRIELLE RAHMAN

Australia | BROOME WA

I am an ethical artist & designer from Broome Western Australia. I create art, fashion, textiles & gifts. I also provide art workshops to experience our local art, culture and connections to land & sea. I am a descendent of Djugun (Jukun), Yawuru, Jabirr Jabirr First Nation Peoples from the Kimberley of Western Australia.

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