1. Felt sculpture of brown lady
    Photograph: Melissa Woodley | Araluen Arts Centre
  2. Couple looking at sculptures
    Photograph: Tourism NT | Araluen Arts Centre, Alice Springs

Araluen Arts Centre

Discover the creative heartbeat at Central Australia’s hub for Indigenous art and culture
  • Art | Galleries
Melissa Woodley
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Time Out says

Alice Springs boasts the highest number of art centres per capita in Australia and is renowned for its incredible Aboriginal art. The breathtaking landscapes of the Northern Territory have inspired some of Australia’s most celebrated artists, including Albert Namatjira, Emily Kame Kngwarreye, Judith Pungata Inkamala and Adrian Jangala Robertson, whose works can be admired in the town’s many galleries.

Our top pick is Araluen Arts Centre, where you can browse more than 1,100 works from the region or check out the latest touring exhibition, such as the Archibald Prize Regional Tour. From the beginning and continuing development of Australia’s contemporary Aboriginal art movement, its extraordinary collections burst with colour and history, and it’s Arthouse Cinema screens a fantastic selection of local and international feature films, documentaries and mainstream titles. 

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Details

Address
61 Larapinta Dr
Araluen
Darwin
0870
Opening hours:
Tue-Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 10am-2pm
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