Grey Bicycle, etching by Alfonso Puautjimi 20 x 29 cm

Chatter 5 detail, handmade papers, drypoint prints and stitching, 200 x 40 cm, 2018

Wantaringuwi II (Sun), screen print by Dino Wilson, 40.5 x 50 cm, 2017

Gracie Kumbi, Merrepen - Sand Palm, two plate etching, 24.5 x 32 cm, 2016.

John Wolseley, Yirriŋaŋiŋ, Muwuka and Buwukul, wood cut from three blocks, 2015

Fiona Hall, Casuarina – Mawurraki, 50 x 66 cm, from a folio of six etchings.

Limited editions prints from remote Australia

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Nomad Art specialises in limited edition prints from Aboriginal artists in regional and remote Australia. The focus is cross-cultural collaborations between artists and master practitioners. Warning: This site contains images and names of people who have passed away.
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01-11-2021 - 30-11-2021
Keeping Place

Landscape with Truck and Trailer, etching by Alfonso Puautjimi, part of a new body of prints by Ngaruwanajirri artists from the Tiwi Islands.

06-07-2020 - 30-07-2020
Influential Women

Yarla – Sweet Potato, etching by Lorna Naparulla Fencer (dec), part of our new monthly promotion featuring four artists over four weeks.

Lorna Naparulla Fencer (dec), Fiona Hall, Queenie McKenzie (dec) and Regina Pilawuk Wilson.

30-05-2020 - 30-06-2020
Manifest: selected prints from the Nomad Art Collection

Black Plum, soft ground etching by Deborah Wurrkidj part of the online exhibition entitled Manifest, curated by Angus Cameron

24-04-2020 - 31-05-2020
Shining Lights: prints by leading contemporary Indigenous artists from the Nomad Art Collection

Lightning ga Gurtha, etching by Nongirrnga Marawili, part of an online exhibition, curated by Talitha Kennedy.

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Boats, etching by Alice Springs based painter and printmaker Marina Strocchi

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Fiona Hall – Burning Bright

Burning Bright is a folio of six etchings produced by Fiona Hall as part of the Djalkiri Project, 2010.

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