Art enthusiasts and collectors gathered Friday night, 2nd May, for the grand opening of Susan Merry’s second Solo Exhibition. A captivating new exhibition showcasing the richness of the Murchison outback through the eyes of Wajarri Elder and Artist Susan Merry. Susan, who was surrounded and supported by her family and friends, was on hand to […]
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Join us in congratulating Nicole Dickerson who opened her first solo exhibition “Memories: My Connection” last Friday. The audience enjoyed the vibrant artworks depicting Nicoles memories and connection to her childhood, time spent on country and her love of family. The exhibition will be open until 14th February 2025 so please make sure you pop […]
Last week was a whirl wind of activity for Yamaji Art. Attending the annual Revealed Professional Development, Emerging Artist Exhibition, Market day and the Aboriginal Cultural Centre consultations was certainly a week to remember. As well an attending the Annual General Meeting for our peak agency Aboriginal Art Centre Hub Western Australia Starting off with […]
Congratulations to all the artist on a successful opening night for their exhibition “Together, Walking Beneath the Night Sky”. The exhibition bought together 12 Artists from both Yamaji barna and Noongar boodja, who together celebrated the night sky by sharing stories of their culture, childhood memories, time on country and how their individual belief systems […]
A beautiful turn out to honour our Art centre Elders for this years NAIDOC theme “For our Elders” 7 of our senior artists were given the acknowledgment and respect they rightfully deserve. Many of whom have been involved with Yamaji Art as Artists, Board members and Cultural advisors for decades. The showcase gives us an […]
In collaboration with Julie Dowling and John Curtin Gallery, Yamaji Art are excited to present to you her most recent exhibition “Bidya Gurlbarl – Open Secret”. Currently exhibiting at the John Curtin Gallery the collection of works explores Dowling’ s “stories of her own First Nation family, Dowling re-presents the violence and power imbalance […]
