NITV Coverage of Namatjira’s Granddaughters’ Visit to Tali Gallery
We feel immensely proud and delighted that NITV covered the special visit of Lenie Namatjira and Gloria Pannka to Tali Gallery recently. It was a special event, and we are also grateful to the Art Gallery of NSW who accommodated the artists and hosted them on the Sunday, while we were able to enjoy their...
Workshop Event – Lenie Namatjira and Gloria Pannka – 29th March
Tali Gallery is delighted to announce that we will be holding a reception and a watercolour workshop with Albert Namatjira’s Granddaughters, Lenie Namatjira, and Gloria Pannka, daughter of one of the original ‘Hermannsburg’ watercolourists, Claude Pannka. Â Both artists have paintings included in the collection of the Art Gallery of NSW. The artists will be...
Exhibition of Aboriginal Watercolours by the Third and Fourth Generation after Albert Namatjira
Tali Gallery will be launching a new exhibition of watercolours in the style of Albert Namatjira from his descendants who paint in their community art centre, Ngurratjuta Many Hands, in Alice Springs. Â Â Lenie Namatjira and Gloria Pannka will be in attendance (March 29th 1pm). Â Â All welcome. This is in conjunction with an...
The Namatjira Legacy
Tali Gallery has been pleased to hold an Open Studio and related events to celebrate a collection of contemporary watercolour paintings on paper from Ngurratjuta Many Hands Art Centre, including Albert Namatjira Jnr, Mervyn Rubuntja, Â Hilary Wirri, Lenie Manatjira, Johannes Katakarinja, Ivy Pareroultja, Hubert Pareroultjja, Elton Wirri, Kevin Wirri, Gloria Pannka, Peter Taylor, Kevin Namatjira...
A Busy Start to 2017
Two months into 2017, we’ve had a busy time here at Tali G as you may have guessed from our absence from blogging since Christmas! There have been some very special and interesting sales and projects including a collection of very beautiful Dorothy Napangardi Fine Art Prints (the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre Fine Art Print...
Solo Exhibition at Tali Gallery – Aboriginal Artist, Reinhold Inkamala
OCTOBER 24 – SHOWING UNTIL NOVEMBER 21,  2015 – TALI GALLERY 667 DARLING STREET  ROZELLE Reinhold Inkamala is a descendant of a prominent family from Hermannsburg, who represent a lineage of famous potters and artists.  He was featured on the Jukurrpa Calendar cover in 2014 and has created a circular landscape which is to be projected up into the...
New Watercolours at Tali Gallery by Aboriginal Artists from Central Australia
In conjunction with our exhibition of work by emerging artist, Reinhold Inkamala, we are pleased to also present a new range of watercolours by prominent artists, Kevin Namitjira (Albert’s grandson who was presented to the Queen in 2013); and the sadly missed Dougie Abbott and Peter Tjutjatja Taylor who...
Collectible Aboriginal Art – Robert Campbell Jnr
Robert Campbell Jnr was the much loved brother of Tali Gallery friend, Aunty Margret Campbell who has asked us to sell this painting on behalf of her family. Coincidentally, Artbank are holding an exhibition of his work in Sydney. Robert Jake Campbell Jnr. was born in Kempsey New South Wales in 1944 and passed away...
After a very special Aboriginal Art event….
We enjoyed the most wonderful, heartwarming experience of hosting a visit from Lenie Namatjira and Gloria Pannka, the granddaughters of Albert Namatjira who watched their forebears painting and are accomplished artists today, passing on culture in turn to the next generation. Â Here are some photographs from the day which was truly a special event. Â The...
New Major Works from Ngurratjuta Many Hands
Ngurratjuta Many Hands are the centre for the watercolour artists painting in the style of Namatjira but also host various artists visiting Alice Springs to help them promote their work. Â Tali Gallery is pleased to present some outstanding paintings by Ngoia Pollard, Felicity Nampitjinpa Robertson (Shorty Jangala Robertson’s daughter) and Kathleen and Mary Petyarre which...
From the Centre
Di has returned from a trip to the Centre with lots of wonderful new treasures for the gallery adding to our eclectic mix of Indigenous art, artefacts and crafts! Triin and  Di visited several art centres and met up with artists, administrators and several colourful local characters, as well as enjoying a very inspiring symposium...
Indigenous Art in London
Recently there have been several Indigenous Art exhibitions in Paris – Lena Nyadbi’s artwork was recreated on the roof of the Musee du Quai Branly in Paris, her community’s artworks (Warmun from the Kimberley) were exhibited in the Australian Embassy in Paris. Â Prior to this, the artwork of the founders of the modern art movement...