Tali Gallery has won multiple awards for our careful and ethical sourcing of artworks - our work connecting communities - and our friendly, helpful and personal service. Our Gallery in Rozelle offers beautiful and fascinating Aboriginal Artworks in a range of media including quality Paintings, Prints, Artefacts, Crafts and Gifts sourced directly from Aboriginal Owned Community Art Centres and Independent Urban and Regional Artists all over Australia.
Cultural Programs, Education and Fundraising for which we were granted Macquarie University's Inclusive Communities recognition in 2012 and the Pauline McLeod Reconciliation Award in 2013.In addition, we have been included in the Best of Sydney listings, awarded 'Best Indigenous Art and Artefacts' in 2012 and 'Best Indigenous Art Gallery' in 2013, 2014 and 2015.
Cultural Programs, Education and Fundraising for which we were granted Macquarie University's Inclusive Communities recognition in 2012 and the Pauline McLeod Reconciliation Award in 2013.In addition, we have been included in the Best of Sydney listings, awarded 'Best Indigenous Art and Artefacts' in 2012 and 'Best Indigenous Art Gallery' in 2013, 2014 and 2015.
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Gifts
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The website you are currently logged on to, offers Art sales and news, as well as information about current, forthcoming and past exhibitions and events. The Gallery Shop is a separate website which is regularly updated with beautiful and beneficial gifts, jewellery and accessories, homewares, body products and more.
Events
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The Alice Springs Beanie Festival has been operating for nearly 20 years annually. It brings beanie lovers together from around the world for a weekend of beanie fun with a different theme each year and competitive entries as well as beanie related activities. Last year's theme was 'Out of this World' and this year's theme.
Awards
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Di and Yhanni are pleased to be the recipients of the Best of Sydney gong again, for the seventh consecutive year. Our premises on Victoria Road are prominent and busy and have led to very many new opportunities. We count Indigenous organisations, universities, government and government agencies among our clients and are proud.
Art Money
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Art Money makes owning art immediate and affordable. Interest free loans are available for artworks priced from $750 to $20,000. After paying a 10% deposit, you can take your artwork home and pay the remaining balance over 9 months, interest free. Apply online for instant approval, take your art home and pay for it later.
20 Facts about Aboriginal Art
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The heritage of todays Australian Aboriginal people is recognised as being the longest living continuous culture in the world. Australian Aboriginal art often presents anthropological practices and Dreamtime stories that date back tens of thousands of years. Appreciating the artwork can provide an insightful understanding into this highly structured and spiritual civilisation and its astute knowledge of a harsh and difficult environment.
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