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This is Shorty Jangala Robertson who features in our current exhibition. At Pandanus Gallery our goal is to present high quality Aboriginal art ranging from affordable work from emerging artists to rare collectable pieces from the cream of the Indigenous art movement.

Please browse our aboriginal art gallery by artist or region and begin your purchase by using the enquiry form on the artwork in which you are interested. All of our indigenous art pieces come backed by a formal certificate of authenticity.

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This is the road from Yuendumu to Papunya and Haasts Bluff. The colour in the image is true! Pandanus gallery exhibits fine Aboriginal art sourced from art centres in Aboriginal communities from the central and western deserts to the saltwater country in the top end of Western Australia, Northern Territory and Queensland.

We are constantly expanding the regions from which we obtain aboriginal artworks in order to give you a huge diversity of high quality and authenticated works from different areas within Australia.

Gems from Halls Creek

To celebrate our relocation to a bigger gallery in The Beach Club, Palm Cove, we are having an exciting exhibition of new works from the northern end of The Canning Stock Route in the Kimberley. The exhibition includes four elderly artists from the Yarliyil Art Centre in Halls Creek, Western Australia. Among the works are paintings by Stan Brumby whose traditional land incorporates the Wolf Creek Crater. The Aboriginal story of how the crater came about tells of a 'bush' woman who was eating 'sugar leaves' . The Morning Star, a man saw her and was jealous. He came down from the sky and in trying to kill her, crashed into the ground.

Anna & Paul La Fontaine founded Pandanus Gallery in 2009. Anna has had an extensive career in the arts culminating in an involvement in indigenous art over the past several years. Paul’s business career has spanned many industries including the arts but his love of Aboriginal art and avid interest in the indigenous culture has seen him become a keen student of the vast subject.

We have combined our deep interest and knowledge with a ‘sea change’ to beautiful Palm Cove where the gallery is just across the road from the beach and the Coral Sea.

Our curating policy is to expand strong and transparent relationships with remote Aboriginal art communities and whereever possible to source works for the gallery from Aboriginal owned community art centres throughout Australia. These include:

Papunya Tula
Ikuntji Artists
Tjanpi Desert Weavers
Warlukurlangu Arts
Warlayirti Artists
Titjakala Arts
Injalak Arts & Crafts
Tiwi Arts & Crafts
Jilmara Arts
Manupi Arts
Waralungku Arts
Mangkaja Arts

Our objective is to represent the diversity in Aboriginal styles of art reflecting culture, law and the Dreaming. We have made important steps towards achieving this in some of the listed communities and now aim to extend this to Queensland, especially FNQ.

We individually select works which meet the highest quality in materials, execution and artistic/cultural merit. A small but exciting portion of our gallery stock represents important works from before and including the first two decades of the contemporary art movement at Papunya in the early 1970s.

We carry important works by some of the Top 50 Australian Artists and Telstra Aboriginal Art Awards and highly experienced artists in their twilight years (refer to the Artists tab), and are particularly interested in supporting emerging artists who are inspired to communicate with the world through their fine art.

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