‘Desert Mob’ is an annual survey of Aboriginal art and culture in Alice Springs. A collective of 30 Desart-member art centres from the Northern Territory, South Australia and Western Australia gather to present unique artworks by emerging and established artists living and working in remote desert communities from across the regions. Revealing new developments in contemporary Aboriginal arts practice alongside traditional and experimental works the exhibition includes; painting, sculpture, weaving, wood carving, ceramics, prints, photography, works on paper and multimedia.
Desert Mob 2016 exhibition opening, Tjanpi Desert Weavers collaborative work, Early Days Family, 2017 (foreground) and Vincent Namatjira, Seven Leaders, 2017, Iwantja Arts (at rear). Photograph: Lisa Hatzimihail Photography. Courtesy the artists and Araluen Arts Centre, Northern Territory
Araluen Arts Centre
Until 22 October, 2017
Northern Territory
