Exhibitions

Julian Oates’ eighth solo exhibition.

Seven Sisters Dreaming by Warlpiri artist Athena Nangala Granites.

Art Mob’s top 20 most collected artists of 2023.

Paint infused kiln glass & acrylic on canvas paintings.

New works by Warlpiri artist Karen Napaljarri Barnes.

Works from Mornington Island Art Centre.

A selection of paintings and carvings welcoming Tiwi Islander artist Delores Tipuamantumirri to Hobart as a finalist in the Hadley’s Art Prize.  All paintings are

Artwork by Warlpiri sisters Julie & Sabrina Nangala Robertson.

This year the NAIDOC Week theme is “For Our Elders”.  We have selected works by 2 very significant elders – Utopia artists Barbara Weir and

A fascinating collection of objects from Art Mob’s extensive stock.

Works by Dennis Nona commemorating Mabo Day 2023.

Solo exhibition by Warlpiri artist Steven Jupurrurla Nelson.

Works on paper from the stone escarpment country of Western Arnhem land, primarily sourced from Injalak Arts, Gunbalunya.

Art Mob’s top 20 most collected artists of 2022.

Tasmanian Aboriginal artist Wayne Quilliam won the National Photographic Portrait Prize 2022 earlier this year with a dramatic photo of Eric Yunkaporta from Aurukun.

Framed, wire, shell, flax, bronze, wood – an eclectic range of objects found at Art Mob.

“Wangarri, Hill Country” platforms the work of emerging artists alongside that of well-known names from the Barkly region, highlighting the growing momentum within the region’s