Welcome to Australian Aboriginal Dreamtime Gallery in Alice springs

The Australian Aboriginal Dreamtime Gallery, nestled in the heart of Alice Springs, Northern Territory, is a breathtaking homage to the rich tapestry of Aboriginal art and culture. This gallery is renowned for its exclusive collection of artworks that not only showcase the creativity of Indigenous artists but also tell the deep stories inherent to the Dreamtime myths that shape Australian Aboriginal heritage. Our mission is to promote traditional and contemporary Aboriginal art and provide a platform for artists to share their unique narratives with the world. Founded in 2020 by passionate art advocate and Indigenous rights activist, Miranda Thomas, the gallery aims to bridge the gap between Indigenous culture and a wider audience, fostering understanding and appreciation through art. We proudly represent notable artists such as Emily Kame Kngwarreye, known for her vibrant and emotive paintings, and Rover Thomas, celebrated for his pioneering work in contemporary Aboriginal art. The gallery's focus is on uplifting Aboriginal artists, fostering their creative voices while emphasizing the importance of maintaining cultural practices. Our target audience includes art enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone interested in deepening their understanding of Aboriginal heritage through visual storytelling. The Australian Aboriginal Dreamtime Gallery is not just an art space; it is a cultural hub that engages visitors through workshops, talks, and exhibitions that celebrate Aboriginal history and art. We invite you to explore the enchanting world of Aboriginal art at our gallery, where each piece resonates with stories of the past and hopes for the future, providing a space of reflection and appreciation for all who enter.