From our archives:
As the leading festival event celebrating Aboriginal artists living across the vast region of Central Australia, we look back at the September 2018 exhibition and some of the magnificent artworks on show.
Tjanpi Desert Weavers
Nguytjuku Ngurra by Ruth Fatt 
Ngayuku Ngurra by Samuel Miller 
Ngayuku Ngura (My Country) by Peter Mungkuri 
Ngayuku Ngura Kuwari – My Home Now by Marina Pumani Brown 
Yanjirlpirri or Napaljarri – Warnu Juikurrpa (Star or Seven Sisters Dreaming) by Athena Nangala Granites 
Tingarri Man Walukirritji by Linda Tjunkaya Siddick Napaltjarri
Kungkarangkalpa – Seven Sisters by Tjunkaya Tapaya 
Kungkarangkalpa – Seven Sisters by Tjunkaya Tapaya 
Kungkarangkalpa – Seven Sisters by Tjunkaya Tapaya 
Kungkarangkalpa – Seven Sisters by Tjunkaya Tapaya
Like a Rainbow – Seven Sisters by Stacey Davis 
The Keringke Roo by Camilla Young, Marie Young, Serena Hayes, Sharon Williams 
The Keringke Emu by Camilla Young, Marie Young, Serena Hayes, Sharon Williams 
Adam & Eve by Mary Young
Untitled by Mick Rictor 
Ngura by Mick Rictor
Tjulpu Kala Tjuta (Bird Many Colours) by Jane Mervin 
Camel Train by Johnny Young 
Redtails Looking for food before night time by Kukula McDonald 
Morris Soak by Selma Coulthard
- Photographs from the Alice Springs Desert Mob Festival 2018
- Nguytjuku Ngurra by Ruth Fatt
- Ngayuku Ngurra by Samuel Miller
- Ngayuku Ngura (My Country) by Peter Mungkuri
- Ngayuku Ngura Kuwari – My Home Now by Marina Pumani Brown
- Yanjirlpirri or Napaljarri – Warnu Juikurrpa (Star or Seven Sisters Dreaming) by Athena Nangala Granites
- Tingarri Man Walukirritji by Linda Tjunkaya Siddick Napaltjarri
- Kungkarangkalpa – Seven Sisters by Tjunkaya Tapaya
- Like a Rainbow – Seven Sisters by Stacey Davis
- The Keringke Roo by Camilla Young, Marie Young, Serena Hayes, Sharon Williams
- The Keringke Emu by Camilla Young, Marie Young, Serena Hayes, Sharon Williams
- Adam & Eve by Mary Young
- Untitled by Mick Rictor
- Ngura by Mick Rictor
- Tjulpu Kala Tjuta (Bird Many Colours) by Jane Mervin
- Camel Train by Johnny Young
- Redtails Looking for food before night time by Kukula McDonald
- Morris Soak by Selma Coulthard
Source: Desert Mob Festival 2018
Come and experience the next event, where visitors, collectors and art lovers converge on Mparntwe (Alice Springs) to see first hand the bold, creative, and exhilarating statements by a big mob of Aboriginal Artists in the desert heart and landscape of Australia.
Check out the Araluen Arts Centre website for their current and upcoming exhibitions…
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