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Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Centre is the Indigenous community controlled art centre of Northeast Arnhem Land located in Yirrkala, a small Aboriginal community, approximately 700km east of Darwin.

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Not-For-Profit Indigenous Art Centre
📍Yirrkala, North East Arnhemland, NT
Yolŋu Country, Australia funded by Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Support

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Bambarrarr and Wulu Marawili’s exhibition Wäwamany Bambarrarr and Wulu Marawili’s exhibition Wäwamanydji – Two Brothers is open and running @annandalegalleries until December 7. 

This exhibition marks the debut showcasing of the two brothers, with accompanying works by the renowned Djambawa Marawili, who is the guiding hand of the show. 

The three artists paint sacred designs associated with their Maḏarrpa clan. The patterns refer to the sacred area of Garraŋali - the wellspring of the Maḏarrpa people and the reservoir which holds the spirits of unborn and recently passed clan members. It is also a fertility site for Bäru (saltwater crocodile and sacred totem) who build nests within the mangroves. 

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Opening tonight 🔥 Please join us at @annandalega Opening tonight 🔥 

Please join us at @annandalegalleries this evening to celebrate the opening of Bambarrarr and Wulu Marawili’s exhibition Wäwamanydji – Two Brothers.

Starting at 6:30pm at 110 Trafalgar St, Annandale, Sydney. All welcome. 

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Bambarrarr and Wulu Marawili have touched down in Bambarrarr and Wulu Marawili have touched down in Sydney ahead of the opening of WÄWAMANYDJI – Two Brothers @annandalegalleries this Wednesday, 5 November.

This is a proud and defining moment for the brothers, marking their first exhibition. Celebrate with us tomorrow from 6:30–8:30pm at Annandale Galleries.

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It was a joy to re-visit some old friends and fami It was a joy to re-visit some old friends and family @tarnanthi @agsa.adelaide as part of their 10 year celebration of the festival ’Too deadly’ which includes works by Mr N Winuŋmurrq, Ms N Marawili, Ms D Wanambi, Ms M Wirrpanda, Marrnyula Munuŋgurr, Djakaŋu Yunupiŋu and Ishmael Marika.

Huge thanks to the team at Art Gallery of South Australia for the support and presentation of this incredible event and happy 10th anniversary. Special mention to @nicicumpston @lisaslade.curator @gloriastrzelecki  for another fantastic exhibition highlighting some of Australia’s best artists! 

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Day 2 at Tarnanthi Art Fair. Thanks to all visit Day 2 at Tarnanthi Art Fair. 

Thanks to all visitors, artists, staff, old friends and new friends. It is a pleasure to return to Adelaide for this important celebration. 

There is still time to visit us at Union House, at the University of Adelaide. The fair closes at 8pm Saturday 18 October. 

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