previous Exhibitions
ALL ABOUT ART 2023 • ANNUAL COLLECTORS' EXHIBITION • THE HISTORY OF ART PAINTING THE FUTURE / PART 1
As Alcaston Gallery embarks on our 35th year, we commence the 2023 exhibition year with our All About Art: Annual Collectors' Exhibition – The History of Art Painting the Future (Part 1), which will focus on important represented artists through the gallery's history and the significant impact that their art has had on the next generations of artists in their familial lineage including the extraordinary life and art of the late Sally Gabori and how she unwittingly inspired her children to paint the mind's eye of their home country on Bentinck Island, Queensland.
The exhibition will include the lineal heritage of creative artists of the south and central desert areas, and the Yolngu artists of Northern Australia, areas unknown to collectors until the artists of Papunya dominated the inspired collectors in the early 1970s and the word slowly spread across our huge land. Artists like the late Mr (Hector) Burton and the late Mr (Ray) Ken, artists and strong cultural leaders who, when given an opportunity to be creative during the establishment of an art centre, created an art movement of renown.
One of the most significant creative families in Australia is the Yunupiŋu family from Yirrkala, and it will give me tremendous pride to introduce you to Djakaŋu Yunupiŋu, the fourth Yolŋu sister to exhibit in our stable since the first 'Yirrkala' women's screenprints exhibition at Alcaston Gallery in 2001.
Clara Napurrula
Alcaston Gallery is proud to present emerging Pintupi artist Clara Napurrula's debut solo exhibition, presented at the Alcaston Gallery Viewing Rooms from 24 June - 17 July 2026.
With a precise and elegant practice and a refined palette of subtle tonal shifts, Clara Napurrula paints the designs and ancestral stories associated with her Country in Walungurru (Kintore) in the far west of the Northern Territory. As a second-generation Pintupi artist, Clara Napurrula’s practice serves as an important continuation ...
EOFY 2025-26 SALE | INSTANT ASSET WRITE-OFF FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
Before the End of this Financial Year for 2025-26, support Australian First Nations artists by acquiring an artwork from this curated presentation of highly collectable works by leading Alcaston Gallery represented and exhibiting contemporary artists to enhance your corporate and home office.
Timothy Cook | Parlingarri Jilamara
A significant Private Collection of exceptional and insightful paintings from 2003 – 2007 by esteemed Tiwi artist Timothy Cook.
This collection of historical significance and provenance exemplifies a moment in time when the collector focused on the emerging artist and his career development at Jilamara Arts and Crafts in Milikapiti on the Melville Island, north of Darwin in the Arafura Sea.
Timothy Cook's art practice is now ...
MOTHER’S DAY 2026 | Last minute special gift ideas!
Mother’s Day is almost upon us! Spoil and surprise your mother with the gift of art this year – a gift that will continue to delight her for years to come!
This special selection of small works by some of our incredible First Nations women artists are available to purchase online or in-person now, and ready for collection at the Alcaston Gallery Viewing Rooms and Head Office, Thursday and Friday 10AM-5PM at Level 3, 50 Market Street, Naarm/Melbourne.
© The Artists, the Estate of the ...
Aotearoa Art Fair 2026
Alcaston Gallery is thrilled to participate in Aotearoa Art Fair 2026, presented from 30 April - 3 May 2026 at the Viaduct Events Centre, Auckland Aotearoa New Zealand.
At Alcaston Gallery Booth 04, we are proud to present two exceptional First Nations artists from Far North Queensland, Australia. The incomparable Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori (c.1924-2015), who has been firmly established as one of Australia’s most significant contemporary artists. In ecstatic colour and gesture, she recalled from ...
