Welcome to Artlandish Aboriginal Art in Kununurra

Artlandish Aboriginal Art is a prominent art gallery situated in Kununurra, in the heart of Western Australia. Specializing in Aboriginal art, the gallery aims to bridge the gap between Indigenous artists and art enthusiasts, providing a platform that promotes Aboriginal culture and creativity. Established to celebrate the rich history and narratives of Australia’s Indigenous peoples, it supports both established and emerging artists. The gallery is known for its diverse collection of authentic Aboriginal artworks, including traditional and contemporary pieces. Notable artists represented include John Mawurndjul, Emily Kame Kngwarreye, and Rover Thomas, each showcasing unique perspectives and storytelling through their artworks. Artlandish aims to educate visitors about Aboriginal art and culture, making it a valuable resource for both locals and tourists. The gallery organizes various exhibitions and workshops, reinforcing its mission to foster appreciation for Aboriginal cultural expressions. Founded by a group of passionate individuals dedicated to supporting Indigenous artists, Artlandish has grown to become a significant cultural institution in Kununurra. It is not only a place to view art but also serves as a community hub for discussions on Indigenous issues, art appreciation, and cultural education.