Watch out Darwin – the Kaiela Arts team are back for DAAF 2025 from 7 – 10 August! Tarn, Chloe, Ally and Anita will be representing with a range of artworks and special products created with our lubly collaborators Gammin Threads and Spacecraft Studio. This is an extra special year for us – joining them for a few days will […]
Kaiela Arts at Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair 2025! Read More »
Kaiela Arts has been commissioned to create some new works by University of Melbourne’s Medicine, Dentistry and Health Science’s Faculty, for presentation in their 2025 Bush Medicine Exhibition, opening September 25th in Melbourne. Watch this space to see the collaborative piece being created by our Kaiela Arts artists and Elders, led by Yorta Yorta senior creative Lyn Thorpe.
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We are all looking forward to celebrating with Aunties Amy Briggs, Cynthia Hardie, Rochelle Patten and Laurel Robinson on Tuesday 10 June when their First Peoples Melbourne Art Trams will be released. Presented as part of RISING Melbourne, their artwork, Nyini – Nyinin – Nyiniak (Past, Present, Future) – Blak, Loud and Proud (2024), will
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We are beyond excited to hear that two of our artists, Jack Anselmi and Norm Yakaduna Stewart, are finalists in the 42nd Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards Telstra (NATSIAA) this year. As Australia’s longest running and most prestigious art awards of its kind, presented by the Museum and Art Gallery of
Congratulations to our Telstra NATSIAA Finalists! Read More »
We hope you can join us to honour respected Taungwurrung, Yorta Yorta, Wiradjuri, and Palawa artist Glennys Briggs and the important stories shared throughout her solo exhibition, Stories Told on Country. This special event marks a significant moment in our exhibition program, the first of its kind at Kaiela Arts and is an opportunity to thank
CLOSING CEREMONY Glennys Briggs Solo Exhibition: Stories Told On Country Read More »
Calling all middle years Primary and Secondary teachers in Greater Shepparton - find out how our Galnyatj Schools Program can benefit your First Nations students! Our Galnyatj Schools Program is for First Nations primary and secondary students to help deepen their understanding of Yorta Yorta culture, stories and history through exploring their own connections to Country, culture and people. Join this
Galnyatj Schools Program: Information Session for Teachers Read More »
We are excited to welcome young artists to our School Holiday Program April 2025! Designed to encourage self-expression, engage with cultural connection and hands-on learning in a fun and supportive environment – these FREE programs are for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children aged 8–12 years living in or around Greater Shepparton.   Choose from four
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Kaiela Arts is proud to commission renowned multi-disciplinary artist and curator Maree Clarke for the inaugural Kaiela Arts Editions project, which will result in the creation of a limited-edition artwork in collaboration with Spacecraft Melbourne, launching in May 2025. Maree Clarke is a highly respected Yorta Yorta/Wamba Wamba/Mutti Mutti/Boonwurrung woman who has contributed greatly to the contemporary arts and First Nations
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We are humbled to be part of this highly anticipated exhibition of wonderful artists We Are Eagles curated by Yorta Yorta woman, writer and curator Kimberley Moulton. The exhibition features newly commissioned works by Kaiela Arts artists Jack Anselmi, Amy Briggs, Cynthia Hardie and Laurel Robinson and Lyn Thorpe and seventeen other artists from across Australia who centre regenerative practice and relational transcultural
TARRAWARRA BIENNIAL 2025: WE ARE EAGLES Read More »
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
KAIELA ARTS AT THE VICTORIAN FIRST PEOPLE’S ART & DESIGN FAIR SHOWCASE EXHIBITION Read More »
Kaiela Arts Shepparton acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we are located in Shepparton which forms part of the Yorta Yorta Nation.