The Gallery has an open stock room with an extensive selection of works by the artists whom the Gallery exhibits and supports. It is regularly updated and the works may be viewed online or in person by appointment.

Artworks available for purchase:

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ANNIE FRANKLIN | PAINTINGS

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Blue Waterhole, Kosciusko, 2023. Gouache and wax on board, 40 x 42 cm, $2300

Cave Creek, Kosciusko, 2023. Gouache and wax on board ,42 x 40cm $2300

High country creek, winter morning. 2023 Gouache and wax on board 34.5 x 21.5 cm $1,400

Six good seasons II. 2021 Acrylic and oil on board 43.5 x 43.5 cm $2,000

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DAN MAGINNITY [BYRD]

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[Gig workers] Teddybear. 2018 Enamel spray paint stencilled on an aluminium composite panel. 11 layers using 13 colours. 45 x 60 cm. $1,400

Expectation management. 2022 Enamel spray paint stencilled on timber (salvaged packing crate). 50 x 36.5 cm. $1,100

Indigeneity spirit wash. 2022 House paint and enamel spray paint stencilled on timber (resurfaced canvas). 50 x 60 cm. $1,200

Provincial imitators. 2022 House paint and enamel spray paint stencilled on timber (resurfaced canvas). 50 x 60 cm.$1,200

Isolated exceptionalism uncontested . 2022 Enamel spray paint stencilled on reclaimed exhibition furniture 60 x 31 cm. $1,200

Isolated exceptionalism bad faith actors. 2022 Enamel spray paint stencilled on reclaimed exhibition furniture 60 x 31 cm. $1,200

Isolated exceptionalism magnification . 2022 Enamel spray paint stencilled on reclaimed exhibition furniture 60 x 31 cm. $1,200

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JANENNE EATON

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There and back. 2009 Oil and silk on canvas 175 x 150 cm $16,000

Mnemonic - beautiful fragrant Eucalypts. 2022 Oil on canvas 150 x 130 cm $12,000

New constellation. 2022 Oil, mirrors, polymer clay on canvas 112 x 107 cm $6,000

Sublime river red gums. 2022 Oil on canvas 62 x 72 cm $4,000

Pause. 2022 Oil on polymer board 62 x 72 cm $4,000

Beautiful fragrant eucalypts. 2022 Oil on canvas 62 x 72 cm $4,000

Starry starry night. 2022 Oil, decals, on canvas 101 x 51 cm $5,000

Terrain. 2022 Oil on canvas 96 x 96 cm $6,000

The ghost of Jan van Eyck’s angel – the angel of history. 2018 Edition 5. Lustre print on hi-impact styrene 41 x 20 cm. $750

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GUAN WEI

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Guan Wei, Memories No.2, 2021, acrylic on board, tondo. 40cm dia. $6,000

Guan Wei, Landscape No.11, 2020. Acrylic on canvas, 50 x 40 cm, $6,000

Guan Wei, Landscape No.12, 2020. Acrylic on canvas, 50 x 40 cm, $6,000

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KATE STEVENS

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Kate Stevens Braidwood 2023 oil on canvas 36 x 46 cm $1600

What the River Knows #3 , 2007, oil on canvas, 100 x 115cm $5,200

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MARIE HAGERTY

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Plump. 2021. Oil and acrylic on canvas 157 X 137 cm $15,000

Bluff. 2018. Oil and acrylic on canvas. 191 x 91 cm $12,000

Baba Yaga. 2021. Oil and acrylic on canvas 191 x 91 cm $12,000

Alba. 2021. Oil and acrylic on canvas 191 x 91 cm $12,000

Alba and la beata 2. 2021. Oil and acrylic on canvas. 191 x 91 cm $12,000

Baluba 3. 2019. Oil and acrylic on canvas. 88 x 66 cm $9,000

Bound. 2018 Oil and enamel on board. 36 x 28 cm $4,000

Bust 2021. Acrylic on board 50 x 50 cm $5,000

Focus. 2021. Acrylic on board 31 x 31 cm $3,000

Masquerade 1 2021 Acrylic on board 51 x 41 cm $4,500

Masquerade 2. 2021. Acrylic on board 51 x 41 cm $4,500

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CAMERON HAAS

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Cameron Haas, Untitled #94. 2023 acrylic on linen. 102 x 102 cm. $4,800

Untitled #95. 2023 acrylic on linen. 122 x 102 cm. $5,800

Untitled #97. 2023 acrylic on linen. 117 x 117 cm. $6,200

Untitled #98. 2023 acrylic on linen. 117 x 117 cm. $6,200

Untitled #100. 2023 acrylic on linen. 132 x 102 cm. $5,800

Untitled 34. 2021. Acrulic on primed linen. 183 x 183 cm $6,800

Untitled #61. 2022, acrylic on primed linen. 132 x 132 cm.$6,400

Untitled #63. 2022, acrylic on primed linen. 132 x 132 cm. $6,400

Untitled #65. 2022 acrylic on primed linen. 112 x 112 cm. $5,500

Untitled #67. 2022, acrylic on primed linen. 112 x 112 cm. $5,500

Untitled #68. 2022 acrylic on primed linen. 132 x 117 cm. $6,200

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KERRY MCINNIS

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Kerry McInnis, River painter. 2021. Oil and oil stick on canvas 61 cm x 77 cm $4,500

Kerry McInnis, The Gorge Cliff. 2019. Oil and oil stick on canvas 153 cm x 168 cm $16,000

Kerry McInnis, Geike backlight 2021. Oil and oil stick on canvas 92 cm x 122 cm $8,800

Kerry McInnis, Geike Cliff. 2021. Oil and oil stick on canvas 61 cm x 77 cm $4,500

Kerry McInnis, Monolith No. 1. 2021. Oil and oil stick on canvas 61 cm x 77 cm $4,500

Kerry McInnis, Monolith No. 3. 2021. Oil and oil stick on canvas 61 cm x 77 cm $4,500

Kerry McInnis, Monolith No. 4. 2021. Oil and oil stick on canvas 92 cm x 122 cm $8,800

Kerry McInnis, Night walker. 2021. Oil and oil stick on canvas 61 cm x 77 cm $4,500

Kerry McInnis, Sea stone. 2021. Oil and oil stick on canvas 92 cm x 122 cm $8,800

Kerry McInnis, Rock City. 2021. Oil and oil stick on canvas 61 cm x 72 cm $4,500

Kerry McInnis, Coastal headland. 2021. Mixed media on paper, 63 cm x 83 cm $3,000

Kerry McInnis, Dark rocks. 2021. Mixed media on paper, 78 cm x 93 cm $3,000

Kerry McInnis, Fitzroy. 2021. Mixed media on paper, 71 cm x 87cm $3,000

Kerry McInnis, Rock meditation 2021. Mixed media on paper, 71 cm x 87cm $3,000

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DAAM BOORO | REFLECTIONS ON COUNTRY

MABEL JULI, GORDON BARNEY, TOMMY CARROLL

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Gordon Barney, Birnoo Country 2020, natural ochres and pigments on canvas. 90 x 90 cm $4,500

Tommy Carroll. Untitled 2021, natural ochres and pigments on canvas. 90 x 90 cm $4,000

Tommy Carroll. Nuguwarrding (Snake dreaming) 2016, natural ochres and pigments on canvas. 80 x 100 cm $4,000

Mabel Juli, Untitled, 2018, natural ochres and pigments on canvas 90 x 120 cm $7,600

vMabel Juli, Goorlabal , 2021, natural ochres and pigments on canvas 120 x 45 cm $3,800

Mabel Juli, Untitled, 2021, natural ochres and pigments on canvas 60 x 80 cm $3,500

Mabel Juli, Untitled, 2016, natural ochres and pigments on canvas 60 x 60 cm $2,500

Mabel Juli, Untitled, 2017, natural ochres and pigments on canvas 60 x 60 cm $2,500

Mabel Juli, Untitled, 2013, natural ochres and pigments on canvas 90 x 120 cm $7,600

Mabel Juli, Goorlabal, 2021, natural ochres and pigments on canvas 45 x 45 cm $2,000

Mabel Juli, Untitled, 2017, natural ochres and pigments on canvas 45 x 70 cm $2,500

THREE GENERATIONS OF GIJA ARTISTS: BETTY CARRINGTON I SADE CARRINGTON I CHARLENE CARRINGTON

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Betty Carrington, Lajiban. 2016 Natural ochre and pigments on canvas 120 x 90cm $5,500

Betty Carrington, Ngarrgooroon Country. 2014 Natural ochre and pigments on canvas 120 x 120cm $6,500

Charlene Carrington, Black Fella Creek. 2020 Natural ochre, charcoal, galyuwin and pigments on canvas 90 x 120cm $4,200

Charlene Carrington, Buttle. 2020 Natural ochre, charcoal, galyuwin and pigments on canvas 100 x 120cm $4,200

Charlene Carrington, Untitled 2019 Natural ochre and pigments on board 60 x 70 cm $1,600

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MICHAEL TAYLOR

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Michael Taylor, The mountain - Summer. 2019 oil and oil stick on linen. 90 x 170 cm. $7,500

Michael Taylor, View from the sandhills. 14.9.11 oil and oil stick on linen. 90 x 168 cm. $8,000

Michael Taylor, Passage. 2019 oil on linen. 96 x 122 cm. $6,500

Michael Taylor, January 2020. 2020 oil and oil stick on cotton. 76x 102cm. $5,500

Michael Taylor, The steps. 2020, oil and oil stick on linen. 102 x 97 cm. $6,000

Michael Taylor. The island. 2020 oil and oil stick on linen. 96 x 122 cm. $6,500

Michael Taylor Eden . 2016 oil on linen. 168 x 90 cm. $8,000

Michael Taylor The Tree . 2019 oil on linen. 96 x 122 cm. $6,500

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ANDREW SIBLEY

(b.1933-UK - d. 2015 Melbourne)

Works on paper

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Andrew Sibley, The Anonymous Saint. 1994 Colour screenprint. ed 7/25. Image size: 63 x 43 cm $650 unframed $1,000 framed

Andrew Sibley, St. Roche. Patron Saint of the poor. 1994 Colour screen print. ed 7/25. Image size: 63 x 43 cm $650 unframed $1,000 framed

Andrew Sibley, St Veronica of the Centre. 1994 Colour screen print. ed 7/25. Image size: 63 x 43 cm $650 unframed $1,000 framed

Andrew Sibley, The Pieta of the North. 1994 Colour screen print. ed 7/25. Image size: 63 x 43 cm $650 unframed $1,000 framed

GREG DALY | NEW CERAMICS

Lustre glazed ceramic works by Greg Daly

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8. Parched Earth series, 2020.110mm H x 220mm Dia. $560

13. Grasses series. 2020 50 mm Depth, 285 mm Dia $580

51-17. Brilliant sunrise. 2017. 60 nn H, 580 mm Dia $2,600

No. 27. Morning Light series Lustre glazed ceramic bowl.. 95D, 235 Dia mm. $580

No. 42 Dappled light series, 2021, 50D, 345 Dia mm $800

No. 55 Dappled Light series. 2021. 190 H, 200 Dia mm $900

No. 60 Dappled light series 2021. 185 H, 140 W, 120 D mm $480

No- 1: Lustre glazed ceramic bowl 2021. 85mm H, 280 mm Dia. $860

No- 2: bowl 2021. 135 H , 160 Dia. $580

No- 3: Vase. 2021 165 mmH, 170 mmDia $680

No- 6 bowl. 2021 : 110 mmH, 160 mm Dia $520

No- 8: bowl. 2021. 95 mmH, 175 mm Dia $520

No- 12: bowl. 2021. 13.5 mmH, 21 mmDia $950

4. Storm series. 2021 Plate 75 mm D, 410 mm Dia $1.200

7. Storm series. 2021. vase 190mm H, 210 mm Dia $860

10. Storm series plate. 2021, 55 mm D, 360 mm Dia $980

12. Morning light series plate. 2021, 45 mm D, 335 mm Dia $780

15. Evening light series plate. 2021. 50 mm D, 265 mm Dia $ 430

21. Sunset series bowl 2021, 135 mm H, 250 mm Dia $ 840

24. Storm series bowl. 2021, 150 mm H, 180 mm Dia $660

25. Sunset series bowl. 2021, 135 mm H, 150 mm Dia $300

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Paintings by artists from Alice Springs:

Emma Nelson, Bush Medicine. 2015 Acrylic on canvas 42 x 72 cm $800

Mary Nungarai (Papunya), Body painting. 2015 acrylic on canvas 70 x 70 cm $1,000

Katherine Napaltjarri Parker, Family marriage story. 2014 acrylic on canvas 50 x 60 cm $800

Katherine Napaltjarri Parker, Untitled. 2015 Acrylic on canvas 60 x 63 cm $800

About the artists:

Mary Dixon Nungarrayi was born in 1958 near Town Bore Creek, east of Papunya, and grew up in the area around Haast Bluff, which she regards as her country. She later moved to Mt Liebig to be closer to Walpiri country where her native language, Wilpiri, is spoken. She started painting in the mid 1980s for Papunya Tula Artists.

Mary uses bright primary colours in acrylic on canvas to produce lyrical paintings of witchetty grub and bush plum dreamings. She also paints the Milky Way and the Seven Sisters of the Tjukurrpa Dreaming (the constellation Pleiades), a Dreaming that is closely associated with secret men's ceremonies.

Katherine Napaltjarri Parker is a Pintubi woman who was born in 1978 at Kintore near the Northern Territory border with Western Australia and South Australia. She has been painting since she was a child and she became part of the Papunya Tula artist collective when she was 17-years-old.

All of her Dreamtime stories come from the Alhalkere Country and were passed down to her from her father's side. The cultural importance of these stories and her use of traditional techniques has made Katherine’s work rich with meaning and has contributed to the continued understanding by the desert peoples of their connection to country and the dreamtime.

Her paintings have developed over the past few years and while they still display her deep understanding of the traditional dreamtime stories, bush medicine and her country they are told in a more deeply personal style.

Her work typifies the character of indigenous painting, in which the designs often have many interrelated symbolic meanings. The narrative elements - the painting’s story or Dreaming - is only one level of meaning. The imagery employed by indigenous artists has deep cultural resonances. The non-indigenous viewer can, however, intuitively feel the power of this spiritual resonance without necessarily having to understand the full meaning known only to the initiated members of the community.