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Monochrome drawing of a donkey's head with a rifle across its chest and a raised paw showing a peace sign.
Terra-ist by Gordon Hookey
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Dark, muscular kangaroo statue wearing sunglasses stands on a display box, pointing directly at the viewer against a speckled background.
Kangaroo Point 3 by Gordon Hookey
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Ink drawing of a black dog standing on a box, raising its middle finger, with a speckled background; limited edition print 19/20.
Kangaroo Point 2 by Gordon Hookey
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10AM - 4PM

Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-operative respectfu Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-operative respectfully acknowledges and honours the significant work and contribution of Dr Bronwyn Bancroft AM, following 17 years of dedicated leadership, guidance and service to the organisation on her resignation.

As a respected Bundjalung Elder and founding Member of Boomalli, Bronwyn has played an important role in the organisation’s history, resilience and growth. Her vision, advocacy and unwavering commitment have helped ensure that Boomalli remains a strong, enduring and culturally important home for Aboriginal artists across New South Wales.

Over many years, Bronwyn continued to provide strategic guidance, mentor artists and staff, and contribute countless hours to the preparation of successful grant applications that secured significant funding for the organisation. Her work helped strengthen Boomalli’s foundations and supported its growth into the organisation it is today.

Bronwyn has also been a tireless advocate for artists’ rights, particularly in the areas of copyright and Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property. Through her leadership, advocacy and knowledge-sharing, she has helped artists and staff understand their rights, protect their cultural knowledge and maintain authority and control over their creative work. On behalf of Boomalli, thank you Bronwyn, for your remarkable service, leadership and enduring commitment to Boomalli.—
Join us for the opening of Paradise: A retrospecti Join us for the opening of Paradise: A retrospective of work by James P. Simon curated by Kyra Kum-Sing on Wednesday 12th August from 6pm. James P. Simon is an acclaimed Wiradjuri and Biripi Artist and this retrospective exhibition will showcase Simon’s extraordinary ability to tell stories through richly detailed and lifelike paintings. 

We welcome everyone to enjoy and support this significant exhibition by one of Australia’s distinctive contemporary Aboriginal artists.

RSVP for the opening night via the link in bio. 

Credit: The Main Dancer by James P. Simon
PARADISE A Solo Retrospective Exhibition by James PARADISE

A Solo Retrospective Exhibition by James P. Simon

Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-operative proudly presents PARADISE, a major solo retrospective exhibition by acclaimed Wiradjuri and Biripi artist James P. Simon.

Join us for the exhibition opening as we celebrate James’s remarkable artistic journey and the stories that have shaped his life and work.

Opening night Wednesday the 12th of August 

PARADISE showcases James’s extraordinary ability to tell stories through richly detailed, lifelike paintings. His works invite audiences to reflect on the beauty, strength and spirituality of Aboriginal life before colonisation, imagining the landscapes, connections and traditions of our ancestors. Each canvas is brought to life through intricate brushwork, vibrant colour palettes and remarkable attention to detail, creating works that are both visually striking and emotionally compelling.

Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-operative invites the public to experience PARADISE—an exhibition that celebrates resilience, culture, imagination and the enduring strength of Aboriginal storytelling through art.
Jamie Eastwood talking about his artwork in curren Jamie Eastwood talking about his artwork in current Boomalli’s members exhibition ‘Endangered Country’ curated by Nioka Lowe 

Exhibition is on until the 18th of July 
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Leichhardt NSW Australia
02 9560 2541
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