Sarrita King – Gurindji Heritage
Tali Gallery is committed to working with young Indigenous artists to help them develop their careers.  We facilitated Sarrita King being granted the first artist  residency at Newington College in Sydney and the commissioning of an artwork for the Headmaster’s Study.  In addition, we have worked together to help promote the Newington College Indigenous Scholarship Program and particularly the Chris Wild...
Judy Napangardi Watson Limited Edition Fine Art Prints
Tali Gallery has a large collection of both ready framed and unframed, fine art, limited edition prints on paper. Â We also offer high quality framing services with reasonable pricing. One of our favourite artists where prints are concerned, is Judy Napangardi Watson who has created these with specialist print makers in conjunction with her Aboriginal...
Bagu and Jiman – Fine Art Prints from the Girringun Community
The Girringun community comprises numerous clans from the rainforest of NE Queensland.  They have been creating the most interesting and unique artwork, particularly with two collections of fine art prints.  Beautiful quality, small editions screenprints with figurative images tell a Dreamtime Story   about How the Kingfisher Created the River; and the wonderful reincarnations of...
Fine Art Prints – from Regions all over Australia
We have an extensive collection of fine art limited edition prints in the gallery – including works  by Tiwi, Kimberley, Desert and Torres Strait Islander artists. A Fine Art Etching by Dennis Nona was recently purchased by local government as a gift for an overseas dignatory.  Dennis is a Torres Strait Islander artist of...
Gift Certificates
Tali Gallery Gift Certificates offer a great solution to gift giving. Â There is plenty to choose from in the gallery to select a gift or to use the certificate sum as a contribution towards a significant group present. Â We can organise a certificate to be sent to a recipient on your behalf or they can...
Visiting Indigenous Watercolour Artist – February 23
Tali Gallery will be delighted to host visiting artist, Mervyn Rubuntja, Â painting in an Open Studio scenario on Saturday, February 23rd, accompanied by his Art Centre Curator, Iris Bendor. Â It is very fitting that Mervyn is painting in the Leichhardt Municipality as one of his subjects is Mt. Leichhardt in Alice Springs in the Northern...
Exquisite Ngatji Glass
We love our new arrivals from  Ngatji Glass platters, bowls and coolamons; in a series of blues, and another in reds and oranges – striking, breathtaking, stunning…..  Kiln fired and hand painted With waterhole symbols and spirits.
What’s coming up….
Di has been asked to give a presentation on Aboriginal Art at Amnesty International’s unveiling of the artworks they recently purchased from graduating students of Eora College in February. She’ll also be a proud member of Leichhardt Council’s Reconciliation Action Plan Committee, meeting for the first time next week. It’s wonderful when art experiences have...
Hand Printed Fabrics from Arnhemland
We are now stocking fine silk-screened and lino tile block printed textiles from central Arnhemland.  All designs are original artworks by traditional women, depicting landscape, dreaming stories, spirit beings, bush foods and bush crafts. We have fabric strips and fat squares for sewers as well as screen printed cushion covers and table cloths in various sizes,...
Stretching and Framing Services
Tali Gallery offers stretching and framing services with top quality materials, expert care, and fair and  competitive pricing.
Friendly Caring Service
We’re committed to helping you find the ideal painting for your home or office.  It’s important to us that our customers are happy and we do everything we can to  make the process of finding a painting enjoyable and exciting. When you see artworks you  like on our website or in our gallery, we...
New Tali G Artist : Anthony Langitjgun Walker
Tali Gallery is delighted to present the work of multi award winning Indigenous artist, Anthony Langitjgun Walker who has inherited stories from his grandparents from the Yiman and Gurreng Gurreng Language Groups. Anthony founded Didgeri-u-doo in Byron Bay, a cultural interactive studio where he coordinated and curated exhibitions and related initiatives for local Indigenous artists....