Aboriginal Art Store in March

29.02.08 | by Sabine Haider

What's on in March at the Aboriginal Art Store? It's an exciting month for Central Art, as we host an online exhibition, an artist feature...

What's on in March at the Aboriginal Art Store?

It's an exciting month for Central Art, as we host an online exhibition, an artist feature and launch a new competition.

The end of February has provided plenty of excitement. We were recently accepted as an Art.Trade member. We have also released a series of new, spectacular artworks, and have some new artists supplying artworks for our gallery and online store.

In early March our Abie Loy Kemarre artist feature will close. It has been a pleasure putting together this collection of Abie's works. We hope that you have enjoyed our feature and look forward to the continuing development of Abie's painting.

In the middle of March we will launch a new artist feature, this time showcasing works by Evelyn Pultara. Evelyn is well known for her spectacular Bush Yam series, and is a highly collectable Utopian artist.

Shortly afterwards our Amazing Women Artists exhibition will close. The exhibition has been very popular to date. We hope that our users will continue to enjoy the magnificent artworks on display throughout the duration of the exhibition. Amazing Women Artists showcases works from Abie Loy Kemarre, Ada Bird Petyarre, Dorothy Napangardi, Judy Watson Napangardi, Kathleen Petyarre, Lorna Fencer Napurrula, Makinti Napanangka, Minnie Pwerle, Naata Nungurrayi, Nanyuma Napangarti and Pantjiya Nungurrayi.

Which brings us to the really exciting news. On March 17 we will launch a new competition. Following the outstanding success of our website launch competition in July 2007 we are celebrating our Abie Loy Kemarre artist feature with our 2008 Abie Loy competition. More details will be provided through our mailing list in early March.

Of course, we will continue to upload fabulous new paintings to our Aboriginal art, featured, corporate and collector galleries. We will also

upload new artist audios
update some of our art & culture section
release our improved art services section

We hope you continue to enjoy the Amazing Women Artists exhibition. It is a truly remarkable collection of works that shows the strength and power of Aboriginal women. And we look forward to hearing from you soon.