Aboriginal culture

What do all the different symbols in Aboriginal Art mean? Artlanidsh Gallery takes a deeper look!

The Bidi Katitjiny Aboriginal Women’s Trail runs through an area of Piney Lakes Reserve which was utilised by Noongar women throughout the year, over the Noongar six seasons. The Noongar six seasons each represent a different period of activity dependant on the weather and the cycles of nature.

Ininti Seed Necklace by Annie Nelson Napangardi from Ti Tree, Central Australia created an 61 cm painting. Free worldwide shipping and order tracking and certificate of authenticity with every piece of artwork along with a customer satisfaction guarantee from the Aboriginal Art Store

Australian Aboriginal artists use symbols to express the stories of their culture. Understanding the meaning behind symbols requires context.

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Full of amazing food and wine, our next stop on our weekend in Canberra as part of the Human Brochure initiative was the National Gallery of Australia. We took in the pieces outside, including Diamonds above the bus, the collection of pears and the big silver ball with Indigenous animal symbols depicted on it. Once inside, we were immediately impressed with the vast interior. Our group was split into two, and Carly and I were led with half of the group on a thorough guided walk through of…

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To appreciate Aboriginal art is one thing, but to have a deeper understanding is another. So in this blog, we give you a brief introduction to the rich culture woven into Aboriginal art.

Most astonishing news are spreading these days again. An article published November 14th in Epoch Times [external link] was claiming a truly amazing discovery already in it’s headline: “…

Many new Australian aboriginal artworks just arrived in the gallery.