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FEATURE ARTIST AND ARTWORK STORIES
D Harding What is theirs is ours now (I do not claim to own) 2018
D Harding / Bidjara/Ghungalu/Garingbal peoples, b.1982 / What is theirs is ours now (I do not claim to own) 2018 / Reckitt's Blue, ochre, dry pigment and binder on linen / Purchased 2019. Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Foundation / Collection: Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art / © D Harding
QAGOMA Collection Online | D Harding
QAGOMA Learning | D Harding Wall Composition in Reckitt’s Blue 2017
QAGOMA YouTube | D Harding introduces Wall composition in Reckitt's Blue
QAGOMA YouTube | Watch our time-lapse of D Harding’s Wall Composition in Reckitt’s Blue
Tate Shorts | Artist D Harding – Environment is Part of Who You Are
University of Sydney | D Harding with Kate Harding
The Hermannsburg School watercolours
Albert Namatjira Jr, (West MacDonnell Ranges) 2009
NAMATJIRA Jr, Albert / Australia b.1949 d.2013 / (West MacDonnell Ranges) 2009 /
Watercolour on paper with board backing 26 x 36cm Acc. 2016.372 / The Glenn Manser Collection. Gift of Glenn Manser through the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Foundation 2016. Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program
QAGOMA Blog | An enduring art tradition: the Hermannsburg School
QAGOMA Blog | Arrernte watercolours integral in the Namatjira Story
QAGOMA Collection Online | Albert Namatjira Mt Hermannsburg, James Range c.1946
Iltja Ntjarra artists, Homeless on my Homeland 2019
(Featured artworks hanging left to right in ‘North by North-West’) George Tjungarrayi, Pintupi people, Australia b.c.1943 / Untitled (Mamultjulkulnga) 2007 / Purchased 2008. The Queensland Government’s Gallery of Modern Art Acquisitions Fund / © George Tjungurrayi / Douglas Kwarlpe Abbott, Arrernte people, Australia b.1954 / Organ Pipes at Finke River 2009 / The Glenn Manser Collection. Gift of Glenn Manser through the QAGOMA Art Foundation 2016. Donated through the Australian Government’s Cultural Gifts Program / © Douglas Kwarlpe Abbott/Many Hands Arts Centre / Elton Wirri, Western Aranda/Luritja/Pintupi people, Australia b.1990 / Palm Valley 2013 / The Glenn Manser Collection. Gift of Glenn Manser through the QAGOMA Foundation 2016. Donated through the Australian Government’s Cultural Gifts Program / © Elton Wirri/Copyright Agency / Dellina Inkamala, Western Aranda people, Australia b.1984 / Rutjipma (Mt Sonder), NT 2021 / Purchased 2021 with funds from the Estate of Jessica Ellis through the QAGOMA Foundation / © Dellina Inkamala/Copyright Agency / Hubert Pareroultja, Arrernte/Luritja people, Australia b.1952 / Tjoritja (West MacDonnell Ranges), NT 2021 / Purchased 2021 with funds from the Estate of Jessica Ellis through the QAGOMA Foundation / © Hubert Pareroultja/Copyright Agency / Peter Tjutjatja Taylor, Southern Arrernte/Luritja people, Australia 1944‑2014 / Stanley Chasm 2006 / The Glenn Manser Collection. Gift of Glenn Manser through the QAGOMA Foundation 2016. Donated through the Australian Government’s Cultural Gifts Program / © Peter TjutjatjaTaylor/Copyright Agency / Kumantje Jagamara, Warlpiri/Luritja people, Australia c.1946‑2020 / Lightning 1998 / Purchased 1998. QAG Foundation Grant / © Estate of Kumantje Jagamara/Licensed by Aboriginal Artists Agency / Kumantje Jagamara, Warlpiri/Luritja people, Australia c.1946‑2020 / Wild yam 1998 / Purchased 1998. QAG Grant / © Estate of Kumantje Jagamara/Licensed by Aboriginal Artists Agency / All artworks featured are from the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Collection / Photograph: C Callistemon © QAGOMA
Desart TV | Homeless on my Homeland
Iltja Ntjarra Many Hands Art Centre | Namatjira School of Art
Aubrey Tigan Riji (pearlshell pendants) 2006
Aubrey Tigan / Bardi/Jawu people, b.1945 / Riji (pearlshell pendant): Man/Beast Ilyarrgan/Jawi 2006 / Pearlshell, hair string with natural pigment / Purchased 2006. Queensland Art Gallery Foundation / Collection: Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art / © Aubrey Tigan/Copyright Agency
QAGOMA Collection Online | Aubrey Tigan
ABC Local | Aubrey Tigan and the wealth of Mayala Kimberley Island culture
Short St. Gallery | Aubrey Tigan
Paddy Bedford Wirwirji - Police Hole 2004
Paddy Bedford / Gija people c.1922–2007 / Wirwirji – Police Hole 2004 / Natural pigments with acrylic binder on Belgian linen / The Taylor Family Collection. Gift of Paul, Sue and Kate Taylor through the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Foundation 2020. Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program / Collection: Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art / © Estate of Paddy Bedford
QAGOMA Collection Online | Paddy Bedford, Wirwirji - Police Hole 2004
MCA | Paddy Bedford (Nyunkuny)
QAGOMA EXHIBITIONS AND COLLECTION – CURRENT & UPCOMING
11 Feb 2023 – 2 Mar 2025 | Queensland Art Gallery, Gallery 1 & Gallery 2
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23 Mar – 11 Aug 2024 | Queensland Art Gallery, Gallery 3 (Kenneth and Yasuko Meyer Gallery, Gallery 4 & Watermall
2 Mar – 2 Sep 2024 | Gallery of Modern Art, Gallery 3.5
Permanent | GOMA
Permanent | QAG
Indigenous Australian Art Collection
The Indigenous Australian Art collection has a focus on contemporary art, including paintings, sculpture, printmaking, photography, video and installation.
PLACES TO VISIT
ONLINE RESOURCES
- QAGOMA YouTube | Australian Indigenous Art playlist
- ABC Local | Local History – West End
- AIATSIS | Map of Indigenous Australia
- Australia Council | Protocols for using First Nation Cultural and intellectual property in the arts
- Australian Human Rights Commission | Australian South Sea Islanders: A century of race discrimination under Australian Law (2003)
- Mapping Brisbane History | Indigenous Aboriginal Sites of Southside Brisbane
- NAVA | First Nations engagement guide
- Queensland Government – Australian South Sea Islanders
- SBS On Demand | Art + Soul
- State Library of Queensland | Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander collections
- State Library of Queensland | Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages
- State Library of Queensland | Community history
- State Library of Queensland | International Year of Indigenous Languages | Aboriginal placenames of South-East Queensland
- State Library of Queensland | James C Sourris AM Collection artist interview series | Fiona Foley
- State Library of Queensland | Australian South Sea Islanders 150 years: What does it mean?
- Queensland State Archives | Research Guide to Australian South Sea Islander records
- Crown Law | Native Title information - Brisbane CBD & surrounding areas
- Australian Government | Native Title information
- Terrie Janke and Company | Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP)
BOOKS
- Bruce Pascoe | Dark Emu | Magabala Books, 2014
- Bruce Pascoe | Young Dark Emu | Magabala Books, 2019
- Judy Watson | women of brisbane | Museum of Brisbane 2021
- Larissa Behrendt | Finding Eliza: power and colonial storytelling, 2016
- Margo Neale, Lynne Kelly | Songlines: The Power and Promise | Thames and Hudson, 2020
- Michael Aird | Brisbane Blacks | Keeaira Press, 2001
- Indigenous Australian Art Books published by QAGOMA
- Books about Indigenous Australian art and culture available at QAGOMA Store
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‘North by North-West’
Feb 2023 - Sep 2024
About this page
On this tour, you’ll hear from First Nations storytellers and creatives as they highlight artworks from QAGOMA’s Indigenous Australian Art Collection and explore the complex stories of history, culture and place that they tell.
In this season’s tour, explore the work of D Harding, Iltja Ntjarra artists, artists of the Hermannsburg School, Audrey Tigan, Paddy Bedford and more.