The gallery is proud to present Kings and Queens – A Group Show of works from Senior Artists from Warlayirti Artists, Balgo – WA and Mangkaja Arts, Fitzroy Crossing – WA.
ReDot Gallery, Old Hill Street Police Station, 140 Hill Street, #01-08, Singapore 179369
"ReDot Fine Art Gallery is extremely honoured to welcome back one of Australia’s most exciting Indigenous community art centres and one of the country’s most renowned living artists, in two concurring exhibitions that celebrate the works and lives of the artists of Mangkaja Arts Resource Agency.
An exhibition that investigates themes of death and life, these works on tin are an exciting extension of the work of The Prince. Included in the exhibition are also beautiful coolamons featured in the Western Australian Indigenous Art Awards.
Gimme Shelter is an incredible survey exhibition from the artists of Fitzroy Valley. The exhibition showcases work from Mangkaja studio across the generations and styles.
This April will see the exhibition of a new set of prints created by Mangkaja artists with Basil Hall, print maker in Fitzroy Crossing last year at Nomad Art in Parap. The show Everybody’s Prints is a vibrant show of new works referencing the seminal drypoints of previous editions and the long history of Mangkaja printmaking.
Daisy Japulija featured in the Rising Stars show at Outstation art gallery in Parap, an exhibition showcasing the next big things in the Indigenous art world.
Suzanne O'Connell Gallery presents a solo show for Lisa Uhl titled Mana Tree. This is a bold and vibrant show of Lisa’s recent works showcasing her stunning renditions of Kurrkapi and Turtujartu, the desert oak and desert walnut trees of the Kurtal
Mangkaja Arts in conjunction with ReDot Fine Art Gallery are excited to announce the unearthing of a significant body of work on paper from the early 1990’s by important founding members of Mangkaja Arts. This exceptional group of work had previously been locked away in storage and has remained unseen outside of the community for many years.
Mangkaja Arts in conjunction with Aboriginal and Pacific Art are thrilled to announce the forthcoming solo exhibition of works by Sonia Kurarra in February, 2013. This body of work stands testament to Sonia's practice and to her position in both the Aboriginal and Contemporary Art Markets.
