Aunty Esther Quinlin has been sharing her history and culture by applying paint to canvas since 1994. Esther is self taught and inspired by her late husband who always encouraged her. Delicate and thoughtful application…
‘NO NAMES, JUST NUMBERS’ The Kinchela Boys Home Aboriginal Corporation, in partnership with the Kempsey Dunghutti–Ngaku (DNAAG) Aboriginal Art Gallery and the Kempsey District Library, are hosting the exhibition ‘NO NAMES, JUST NUMBERS’. The aim…
I come from Toomelah mission, a small Aboriginal community on the dry plains near the North Western border of New South Wales. Toomelah is the Aboriginal word for “people who move from place to place”…
International Indigenous Women’s Day Exhibition will be held at Dunghutti Ngaku Aboriginal Art Gallery from Thursday 7– 24 March 2013.This is an annual celebration where women can be recognised for the vital role they play…
Lloyd Nolan Hornsby (b. 1947) is a Koori (descendent of the NSW aboriginal Yuin people). His passion and talent for art manifested in childhood and developed while in his adolescence. In fact, he wooed his…
Following on from the successful launch of our 30 x 30cm Christmas Exhibition last year artists are busy preparing new works for our 2012 Exhibition. The Exhibition will run from 29 November 2012 to 27 January 2013
This exhibition showcases the works of 3 aboriginal artists who were raised on the Mission at Burnt Bridge. These artists share their memories and storytelling through colourful, often spontaneous, intricate mark making. Note the dates in…
DNAAG is joining with other Aboriginal Art Groups within the Macleay Shire to exhibit works at the Gladstone Community Art Gallery, 5 Kinchela Street, Gladstone in celebration of Naidoc Week. Please come and join us…
3rd July – 12 August Nudge was born in 1958 at Guyra and belongs to the Biripi/Ngarabal language group. He is a passionate artist and is presently residing in the Dorrigo Region He has participated…
Colin has been painting stories passed down from his grandmother and elders for the past 20 years. He grew up at Toomelah Mission, a small Aboriginal community on the dry plains near the north-western border…
International Indigenous Women’s Day Exhibition will be held at Dunghutti Ngaku Aboriginal Art Gallery from 8– 25 March 2012. This is an annual celebration where women can be recognised for the vital role they play…
Our 30 x 30 Exhibition is up and running. No 30 x 30 work will be priced over $100 so a fantastic opportunity for collectors out there to be quick to collect work by prominent…
4 Artists from DNAAG have been selected to Exhibit at WAAP University of Newcastle , Wollotuka Institute . Aunty Esther Quinlin, Elwyn Toby, Danielle Gorogo & Mabel Ritchie Exhibition Dates OURIMBAH CAMPUS – 23-26 November…
Dad’s Stories of the Dreamtime
Rosewood clapping sticks
Rosewood Clapsticks