National Indigenous Art Fair

National Indigenous Art Fair The National Indigenous Art Fair is a celebration of Indigenous Art, Culture and Community.

Coming up soon on 3-5 July 2026 on Gadigal Country at The Cutaway, Barangaroo
Directly buy and support remote Indigenous artists and communities

Ikuntji Artists will be at the National Indigenous Art Fair 2026 returning to The Cutaway, Barangaroo, 3–5 July ❤️🎨👣Imag...
01/06/2026

Ikuntji Artists will be at the National Indigenous Art Fair 2026 returning to The Cutaway, Barangaroo, 3–5 July ❤️🎨👣

Image: Ann Lane nee Dixon

Experience authentic, one-of-a-kind artworks and cultural stories, shared directly by artists from remote art centres across Australia. Discover unique pieces you won’t find anywhere else, each carrying generations of knowledge and connection.

Secure your tickets now: https://www.niaf.com.au/buy-tickets

www.niaf.com.au


Supported by Destination NSW UTS: University of Technology Sydney City of Sydney Macquarie Group Gilbert + Tobin International Convention Centre Sydney - ICC Sydney Mercure Sydney

Ikuntji Artists will be at the National Indigenous Art Fair 2026 returning to The Cutaway, Barangaroo, 3–5 July ❤️🎨👣Imag...
01/06/2026

Ikuntji Artists will be at the National Indigenous Art Fair 2026 returning to The Cutaway, Barangaroo, 3–5 July ❤️🎨👣

Image: Hayley Dodd

Experience authentic, one-of-a-kind artworks and cultural stories, shared directly by artists from remote art centres across Australia. Discover unique pieces you won’t find anywhere else, each carrying generations of knowledge and connection.

Secure your tickets now: https://www.niaf.com.au/buy-tickets

www.niaf.com.au


Supported by Destination NSW UTS: University of Technology Sydney City of Sydney Macquarie Group Gilbert + Tobin International Convention Centre Sydney - ICC Sydney Mercure Sydney

31/05/2026

We will be filling this space with First Nations Art, Culture, talent and a heck of an opening night. Check out the details www.niaf.com.au

Papulankutja Artists will be at the National Indigenous Art Fair 2026 returning to The Cutaway, Barangaroo, 3–5 July ❤️🎨...
28/05/2026

Papulankutja Artists will be at the National Indigenous Art Fair 2026 returning to The Cutaway, Barangaroo, 3–5 July ❤️🎨👣

Image: Papulankutja Artists

Papulankutja Artists is an Aboriginal-owned not-for-profit art centre based in the remote Papulankutja (Blackstone) community in the Ngaanyatjarra Lands of Western Australia. Established in 2003, the centre supports artists from Papulankutja and nearby Mantamaru (Jameson), providing a space for creative expression, cultural storytelling through Tjukurrpa (Dreaming), and sustainable independent income. Artists work across painting, tjanpi weaving, purnu carving, and jewellery made from local nuts and seeds. Papulankutja Artists has gained national recognition through major exhibitions and annual participation in leading events including the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair, Revealed Exhibition, and Desert Mob.

Experience authentic, one-of-a-kind artworks and cultural stories, shared directly by artists from community. Discover unique pieces you won’t find anywhere else, each carrying generations of knowledge and connection.

Secure your tickets now: https://www.niaf.com.au/buy-tickets

www.niaf.com.au

Supported by Destination NSW UTS: University of Technology Sydney City of Sydney Macquarie Group Gilbert + Tobin International Convention Centre Sydney - ICC Sydney Mercure Sydney

Papulankutja Artists will be at the National Indigenous Art Fair 2026 returning to The Cutaway, Barangaroo, 3–5 July ❤️🎨...
28/05/2026

Papulankutja Artists will be at the National Indigenous Art Fair 2026 returning to The Cutaway, Barangaroo, 3–5 July ❤️🎨👣

Image: Angilyiya Mitchell

Papulankutja Artists is an Aboriginal-owned not-for-profit art centre based in the remote Papulankutja (Blackstone) community in the Ngaanyatjarra Lands of Western Australia. Established in 2003, the centre supports artists from Papulankutja and nearby Mantamaru (Jameson), providing a space for creative expression, cultural storytelling through Tjukurrpa (Dreaming), and sustainable independent income. Artists work across painting, tjanpi weaving, purnu carving, and jewellery made from local nuts and seeds. Papulankutja Artists has gained national recognition through major exhibitions and annual participation in leading events including the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair, Revealed Exhibition, and Desert Mob.

Experience authentic, one-of-a-kind artworks and cultural stories, shared directly by artists from community. Discover unique pieces you won’t find anywhere else, each carrying generations of knowledge and connection.

Secure your tickets now: https://www.niaf.com.au/buy-tickets

www.niaf.com.au


Supported by Destination NSW UTS: University of Technology Sydney City of Sydney Macquarie Group Gilbert + Tobin International Convention Centre Sydney - ICC Sydney Mercure Sydney

Weaving Circle with Numbulwar's Master WeaversJoin master weavers from the remote community of Numbulwar in South East A...
26/05/2026

Weaving Circle with Numbulwar's Master Weavers

Join master weavers from the remote community of Numbulwar in South East Arnhem Land for two hands-on weaving circle workshops. Learn traditional techniques passed down through generations and about Maguj (pandanus) and Nanja (repurposed ghost nets) colected from our shores. Once a deadly threat to marine life, ghost nets are reclaimed by the artists and transformed into vessels of story and strength. As you weave, you're part of a living practice connecting people, place, and purpose. Sit with us, share stories, and take part in keeping Culture and Country strong

You can buy your tickets and then secure your spot at the Weaving Circle with Numbulwar's Master Weavers workshop here: https://www.niaf.com.au/workshops

Please note: you must first purchase your ticket to the National Indigenous Art Fair and then add on the workshop booking.

www.niaf.com.au


Supported by Destination NSW UTS: University of Technology City of Sydney Macquarie Group Gilbert + Tobin International Convention Centre Sydney - ICC Sydney Mercure Sydney

Introduction to Pandanus WeavingJoin Gapuwiyak Culture And Arts for a hands-on weaving workshop and learn about the cult...
26/05/2026

Introduction to Pandanus Weaving

Join Gapuwiyak Culture And Arts for a hands-on weaving workshop and learn about the cultural significance of weaving for Yolngu people. Participants will be guided through traditional pandanus weaving techniques using a needle to create their own pendant or small basket to take home.

You can buy your tickets and secure your spot at the Introduction to Pandanus Weaving workshop here: https://www.niaf.com.au/workshops

Please note: you must first purchase your ticket to the National Indigenous Art Fair and then add on the workshop booking.

www.niaf.com.au


Supported by Destination NSW UTS: University of Technology City of Sydney Macquarie Group Gilbert + Tobin International Convention Centre Sydney - ICC Sydney Mercure Sydney

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