Status: 2022

Wayne Quilliam – Silent Strength

Wayne Quilliam – Silent Strength

Objects 2022

Objects 2022

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

Wangarri, Hill Country – new paintings from Barkly Regional Arts

Wangarri, Hill Country – new paintings from Barkly Regional Arts

“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 local art scene and the sustained commitment to pursuing art making as a means of preserving, celebrating, and showcasing culture and Country. Pricing for this exhibition does not include stretching… Continue Reading

Balgo on the Stock Route: recent works

Balgo on the Stock Route: recent works

Recent works from Warlayirti Artists, Balgo Hills. Continue Reading

Tall Works from Maningrida

Tall Works from Maningrida

Sculptures from Maningrida Arts & Culture, Arnhem Land. Continue Reading

A Cacophony of Colour 2022

A Cacophony of Colour 2022

New works by Warlpiri artist Karen Napaljarri Barnes. Continue Reading

Irene Namok – I no more speak…rainforest tell my story about who I am

Irene Namok – I no more speak…rainforest tell my story about who I am

Senior Lockhart River/Kanthanapu artist describes her paintings in her very first solo exhibition with Art Mob as “Sunlight coming down rainforest canopy” “Kutini- Payamu (Iron Range) home for Cuscus, Ulysses butterfly, cassowary, dingo, riflebird, emerald python, eclectus parrot, green-backed honeyeater, palm cockatoo, northern scrub-robin and plenty more” “Them rainforest canopy top that shelter my people… Continue Reading

Nations 2022 – Balgo Hills focus

Nations 2022 – Balgo Hills focus

Nations 2022: Tiwi, Tasmania, Balgo Hills & Pintupi Continue Reading

Nations – Utopia 2022

Nations – Utopia 2022

3T islander (Tasmania, Tiwi Islands & Torres Strait Islands), Utopia & Pintupi artists Continue Reading

Mabo – Continuing Culture

Mabo – Continuing Culture

June 3 2022 marks 30 years since Australia’s High Court decision to grant native title to Eddie Mabo’s claim over his country of Mer (Murray Island). The Mabo Case was a landmark decision in progressing Aboriginal Native Title rights. Dennis Nona is a relative of Eddie Mabo and his artworks show continuing connection through culture. Continue Reading

Tanami Today | Group Exhibition

Tanami Today | Group Exhibition

A wide ranging selection of works painted by Warlpiri artists from Yuendumu and Nyirripi. Continue Reading

Murdie Nampijinpa Morris 2022 | Solo exhibition

Murdie Nampijinpa Morris 2022 | Solo exhibition

Solo exhibition by Nyirripi artist Murdie Nampijinpa Morris. Continue Reading

Sabrina Nangala Robertson | Water Dreamings

Sabrina Nangala Robertson | Water Dreamings

Warlpiri artist Sabrina Nangala Robertson’s debut solo exhibition. Continue Reading

Art Mob’s 20th Birthday exhibition

Art Mob’s 20th Birthday 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 of over 3000 pieces. Continue Reading

Julie Nangala Robertson 2022

Julie Nangala Robertson 2022

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. Continue Reading

Top 20 2022

Top 20 2022

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

Palya – a tribute to Steve Ariston

Palya – a tribute to Steve Ariston

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 sourced through his gallery Palya Proper Fine Art. Continue Reading

Caribbean Collection

Caribbean Collection

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