Mbantua Gallery - For the finest in Australian Aboriginal Art Paintings from the Utopia Region.
Welcome to Mbantua Aboriginal Art Gallery and Cultural Museum. Feel free to browse our online sales Gallery or drop by and say hello - we are situated at
71 Gregory Terrace in downtown Alice Springs, Northern Territory. Or enter via our new Todd Mall Gallery. Have a look around one of the biggest Aboriginal art shops in Australia!
Mbantua Australian Aboriginal Art Gallery is home to a large collection of aboriginal artwork including dot paintings, symbols, aboriginal drawings and indigenous sculpture from the Central Desert region of Australia. We are situated in Alice Springs in the heart of Central Australia. Specialising in aboriginal art from the Utopia Region we offer a wide and diverse range of genuine Utopian dreamtime aboriginal artwork.
With a history spanning back to 1987 Mbantua Aboriginal Art Gallery showcases paintings from over 250 aboriginal artists at our premises in Alice Springs. These include the famous Emily Kngwarreye, Minnie Pwerle, Gloria Petyarre, Janelle Stockman and Barbara Weir. A large amount of our aboriginal art is now online for you to view. We hope you enjoy!! You’ll always find a piece of aboriginal artwork you love at Mbantua Gallery!
Also online you’ll find a selection of watercolour or landscape paintings by other central Australian indigenous artists such as Therese Ryder, Desmond Ebatarinja and Johannes Katakarinja.
Mbantua Aboriginal Art Gallery and Cultural Museum is a privately owned company located at 71 Gregory Terrace in Alice Springs, NT, Australia. In May 2007 we officially opened our second Gallery, the Mbantua Fine Art Gallery, which is located in the Holiday Inn Esplanade, 93 Mitchell St, Darwin. We have an established finance department, field and research department, framing department, photographic unit, artist workshop and our very own Cultural Museum which opened in 2005. All of these elements enable us to learn from and document our findings on the Aboriginal people of Utopia. It’s with their support that we are able to educate and share their unique culture, dreamtime, art and beliefs with the greater world.
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