Puzzles and More for Kids
Tali is a child friendly gallery. Â We have a table and chairs and drawing materials at the ready and hold regular workshops and talks for schools and preschools. Â We offer puzzles, games, symbol cards, Cheeky Dog T Shirts, clapsticks and other ideas for presents as well as stocking books and educational aids for schools. ...
Ngatji Glass – waterhole symbols and spirit figures
We regularly receive slumped, kiln fired glass, created and handpainted by Summer with waterhole and spirit figure themes. Â Summer (Barkindji from Menindee) has an impressive biography, exhibiting regularly in the Netherlands and in Chicago. Â The Australian Government has given her glass to the NZ Government, clients have used it in presentations to officials worldwide...
Designer Collaboration
Tali G was asked to work with designers to present this home for sale. Â The painting is by Joseph Tjangala Zimran from a Community Art Centre.
Aerial Perspectives
Denise Campbell is one of a select few non Indigenous artists we work with at Tali Gallery. Â She is an aviator who has long been photographing and painting the terrain of regional Australia from an aerial perspective. Â These 30x30cm original canvases are framed in glass. Jane Canfield is another non Indigenous artist we work with...
Working with Designers
Tali Gallery works with several designers to source project specific paintings and artefacts to enhance client interiors. Â Â This painting, Silver Lightning, by Sarrita King, Â has a natural fit in a very contemporary Balmain interior.
Bush/Native Foods and Products
Tali Gallery has a kitchen shop offering bush spices, teas, massage oils, and an ever changing range of products using native ingredients, as well as tea towels and china bearing Aboriginal paintings (generating royalties to the artists).
Special Commission for Canberra Institution
Tali Gallery was delighted to organise a special commission for a Canberra Institution of an exceptional natural ochre and pigment painting by Mary Punchi Clements from Kalumburu in W.A.  The paintings feature the Gwion Gwion figures which are the subject of the ancient rock paintings in the Kimberley, known as the  “Bradshaws”.  Two...
Print Making in the Desert
Basil Hall visited Alice Nampitjinpa at her community art centre at Haasts Bluff (west of Alice Springs) to enable her to create a screen print on the spot. Â Alice is shown creating the screen (which is destroyed once the edition has been printed, in this case there being an edition of 20) and the...
Exhibition of Paintings from Ampilatwatja
The artists of Ampilatwatja paint the beauty of the landscapes where their sacred stories belong and where they have a strong connection with their country. Their signature style is light infused, fine dot-painted terrain in a broad spectrum of colours, with artists showing bush medicine and bush food plants, while mapping the place they have...