Buyu (weaving) from Ramingining

Through the traditional knowledge of the Yolngu Nation, weaving has a strong history within the Ramingining community and this exhibition presents contemporary woven works by several female artists from Bula’Bula Arts. Included are works of cultural ceremonial significance as well as pieces that evolved from explorations in weaving at the Langarra Bush Gallery, a three day camp that provided artists the opportunity to experiment with varied techniques and showcase new skills. 

Bula’bula Arts would like to thank the Kaurna People for hosting Yolŋu work on their Land.

Exhibitors: Mary Dhapalany, Margaret Djarrbalabal, Julie Djulibing Malibirr, Angieletta Malibirr, Kathleen Malpamba, Evonne Munuyngu, Kylie Pascoe, Margaret Wulngurrwulngurr

Ninuku Arts

Artists from Ninuku Arts, an Indigenous Arts centre located in the remote community of Kalka in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands, collaborate with JamFactory’s Glass Studio to create unique glass vessels featuring the artists hand painted bold designs.

Presented in conjunction with Chihuly in the Botanic Garden.

Evonne Munuyngu, Dhawurr/Batjbarra (Fish Trap), 2023, Gunga - Pandanus Spiralis, natural dyes, 550 x 150, Photo: Connor Patterson

Selinda Davidson, Tali Tjuta, 2021, Tali Tjuta I, I2021, Photography by Sam Roberts