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KAIELA ARTS AT THE VICTORIAN FIRST PEOPLE’S ART & DESIGN FAIR SHOWCASE EXHIBITION

Kaiela Arts is proud to be featuring in a showcase exhibition of The Victorian First People’s Art & Design Fair at the 2025 Melbourne Art Fair. The showcase exhibition will feature the work of Kaiela Arts, Baluk Arts, Perridak Arts and The Torch along with 20 unrepresented Victorian First Peoples artists. and will shine a light on …

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[EVENT CANCELLED – TO BE RESCHEDULED IN 2025] Maree Clarke Artist Talk

NOTE: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO UNFORSEEN CIRCUMSTANCES. PLEASE KEEP IN TOUCH FOR FURTHER UPDATES Join Kaiela Arts and SAM for a special afternoon artist talk with Maree Clarke as she commences development of a specially commissioned artwork for the inaugural Kaiela Arts Editions – a new partnership project between Kaiela Arts and …

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First Nations Creative Business Gathering

Date: Wednesday 27 November 2024Time: 12-3pmVenue: The Connection, 7287 Midland Hwy, SheppartonTo see full program details and register click here. Presented by Kaiela Arts in partnership with TOPSOIL, the First Nations Creative Business Gathering will provide a relaxed space for First Nations creatives and creative businesses, to come together, yarn, network, share info, and connect with local government and …

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Kaiela deya, manu nyananan (River here, is home to all of us)

We are excited to share with you an artwork by Kaiela Arts artists which has been installed in the SAM Window. Kaiela deya, manu nyananan (River here, is home to all of us) is a collaborative piece by artists Jack Anselmi, Suzanne Atkinson, Tammy-Lee Atkinson, Frances Nicholson, Eva Ponting and Lyn Thorpe. ‘This artwork expresses our …

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Vessel of Life

Vessels of Life is an installation artwork created by Naomi Ota, Eva Ponting, Aunty Cynthia Hardie and Lyn Thorpe. It was initially developed and made for Collisions: Cross-Cultural Collaborations; a partnership project between Kaiela Arts and Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) in 2015.

Strong Spirit

Our local Aboriginal culture and artists were warmly celebrated by members of the community, who came together at the opening of the ‘Strong Spirit’ exhibition on Thursday, March 3, 2016.

Collisions

Collisions: Cross-Cultural Collaborations is a community cultural development partnership between SAM and Gallery Kaiela that provided an opportunity for artists from a diverse range of backgrounds to come together and collaborate in the making of art.