Solo exhibition by Nyirripi artist Murdie Nampijinpa Morris.

Warlpiri artist Sabrina Nangala Robertson’s debut solo exhibition.

We have selected 2 stocked artworks from each year of business – 2002 to 2022.  The diversity exhibited is thus clearly replicated in our stock

Showing paintings acquired over the past 2 years by leading Warlpiri artist Julie Nangala Robertson – the elder daughter of the late Dorothy Napangardi.  All paintings have Warlukurlangu Artists art centre provenance and certification.

Art Mob’s top 20 most collected artists from 2021 shown in sequence of popularity.

Steve was recently tragically killed in a motorbike accident at Alice Springs.  We celebrate his life through this exhibition of Art Mob stocked Aboriginal artworks

Paintings from a collector in Aruba in the Caribbean returned for sale with proceeds going to an Aboriginal children’s foundation.

An exhibition of recent paintings from the Lockhart River Art Gang.

Julian Oates’ seventh solo exhibition.

Art Mob’s debut exhibition was “Balgo Hills 2002”.  It’s an area of expertise that has followed for almost 20 years and we are proud to

Steven’s second solo exhibition of paintings at Art Mob.

Solo exhibition by Dennis Nona.

Emma is leaving Art Mob to work full time on her own business Chalet Boutique. Emma would like to thank all of our clients, artists

Solo exhibition by Warlpiri artist Elsie Napanangka Granites.

Recent art purchases from the northern regions.

Paintings depicting aspects of the Seven Sisters Dreaming or the night sky from Art Mob’s extensive stock.

An exhibition of the last of Art Mob’s stock of Murdie Nampijinpa Morris

A selection of artworks by artists with healing powers or depicting medicinal healing properties.

These artworks have elements of the macabre or darkness and complement the current Dark MOFO festival.

Recent paintings from West Arnhem Land.

New works from FNQ community Lockhart River.