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Aboriginal Art from South East Australia
Kaiela Arts is an Aboriginal art centre in Shepparton. We reference the linear art style, traditional to Kaiela Dungala (Goulburn Murray), Yorta Yorta Country.
We strengthen community by awaking culture, learning from our past and empowering future generations.
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What We Do
Established in 2006, Kaiela Arts is an Aboriginal art centre located in Shepparton. We provide an important space for artists and the community to connect with art and culture. Our work drives important outcomes for both our artists and the broader Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal community.
"Galnyatj"
Inspire, Learn, Create Art
The program promotes learning and understanding of south-east Australian Aboriginal arts, language, cultural heritage and identity through a visual art-based learning activities.
Professional Development
Kaiela Arts provides professional and skills development opportunities for more than fifty local Aboriginal member artists to develop careers as professional practicing artists.
Public
Workshops
Kaiela Arts offers a range of workshops to both Aboriginal artists and non-indigenous community members, to facilitate intercultural immersion and understanding.
Cultural Arts Information Sessions
Kaiela Arts provides Aboriginal cultural arts sessions to the general public once a month that offers information and familiarisation with the styles of South Eastern Australian Aboriginal art.
News
COVID-19 Update
Kaiela Arts is working towards opening its doors to public again soon, however entry to the gallery/shop will be by appointment only.
Kaiela on the move in 2021 – to remain strong and independent
In early 2021, there will be a new Kaiela Arts space opened in the new Shepparton Arts Museum (SAM) building.
YAHNA KAIELA ARTS – Events October to December 2019
With the final quarter of the year fast approaching we look forward to seeing our Yanha friends at upcoming members events.
Become a member
Membership of Kaiela Arts is available to Aboriginal Artists, Aboriginals and non-Aboriginal community members who live in the Kaiela Dungala (Goulburn Murray) region.
