EOFY – Accelerated Depreciation on Art Purchases for Businesses
EOFY – June 30 Is Approaching and it represents an Opportunity to Businesses to Purchase Art Amendments to the tax rules in 2015 now allow businesses to claim an immediate deduction for artworks under $20,000. It is intended to put money into the economy and provide an incentive for spending which generates income for provider...
Lena Pwerle at Tali Gallery
Lena Pwerle at Tali Gallery – several works in a range of sizes to choose from – in warming colours of orange, yellow, red and a hint of purple in a free flowing depiction of the Soakages found in the desert or a different palette in blues, or browns. Please contact the gallery for further...
Small Artworks – $135 Ready to Hang on the Wall
Small paintings make wonderful gifts for any occasion and for your own home, they can be hung together in groups of 2, 3, 4 or more – our 30x30cm stretched ‘blocks’ are ready to hang on the wall. There is a wide range of colours, stories and designs to choose from – subtle or strong, colourful...
Wandjina at Tali Gallery
During the Vivid light festival happening in Sydney in June, several Aboriginal artists’ works will be projected onto the sales of the Opera House, including the Wandjina, by Donny Woolagoodja, a Worora elder from the Kimberley. Donny is the custodian of the country of the Wandjina which is a creation ancestor. Donny was a finalist in...
Seasonal Opening Hours
Tali Gallery will be open as follows as the weather cools towards, and during winter: Tuesday to Friday: 11am to 6pm and on Saturday from 10.30am to 4pm. We are closed on Sundays and Mondays. It is possible to make an appointment for art or gift purchases on weeknights between 6 and 8pm....
Alison Puruntatameri at Tali Gallery
Alison Puruntatameri from the Tiwi Islands, natural ochres, Redlands Art Prize Entry, 120 x 180cm…..
Daniel O’Shane – Fine Art Prints at Tali Gallery
Daniel O’Shane, a range of Limited Edition, Fine Art Prints from small to medium to very large, but all very beautiful, featured in the UNSW Indigenous Law Bulletin in October 25, including two Telstra Award Finalist pieces.
Silk Scarves – for Winter Warmth or Gift Giving
Tali Gallery offers an extensive range of stunning silk scarves, priced from $45 through to $350 according to size, whether commercial or handcrafted, and grade of silk. All are hand selected for their relative quality and beauty and there is a wide range of colours and designs from subtle or pastel through to ‘loud’ and...
Long Weekend Opening Hours
We are open from 10am to 4pm on Saturday of the Anzac Weekend. Â We will be closed on Sunday, Monday and also Tuesday morning.Â
New Tjanpi Baskets with Emu Feathers
We have received a delightful selection of Tjanpi baskets adorned with luscious emu feathers, woven from desert grasses and raffia by traditional artists in the APY Lands. One is off to an overseas museum in Europe and we’ve previously supplied one for a Museum in the US, but there is a range of sizes by...
New Ceramics from Yarrabah, Qld
We are delighted to have received a range of ceramics from artists in the Yarrabah community in Far North Queensland, adorned with traditional designs. There are colourful and practical bowls in medium and small sizes  by Valmai Pollard and Edna Ambrym, as well as stunning coil pots by Michelle Yeatman.  Enquiries welcome.
Rover Thomas at Tali Gallery
We have numerous works by prominent artists which represent investment pieces. This is one of three fine art prints in an edition, each currently valued at $15,000. It is provenanced by Waringarri Art Centre and is the last piece left!