Doongal Aboriginal Art

Fred Nooravi, who has a passion for Aboriginal art, and in conjunction with three local Kuranda Aboriginal artists, established Doongal Aboriginal Art in 1993. The Gallery has expanded to 3 galleries and now represents over 20 local artists specialising in Aboriginal Rainforest Art. Gallery director Mr Nooravi regularly visits central Australia and has developed a rapport with some of the well-known artists.

We guarantee the authenticity of all artwork and supply a certificate for artwork 30cm x 40cm or larger. This transaction can be arranged by contacting Doongal Aboriginal Art via e-mail at sales@doongal.com.au. For any enquiries or to puchase any paintings or artwork, please e-mail us with the artist's name and painting details.

General: The most important detail to remember is that direct sunlight will really accelerate fading and changes in the colour of the pigment. It's recommended not to store paintings in a tight roll for long periods of time as the paint might crack as it becomes more rigid over time.

Acrylic paints are sensitive to extremes of heat so it's always best to hang the painting in an area of the building / home where the temperature is at its most stable.Cleaning: Acrylic paintings can attract dust so if you want to clean an acrylic painting yourself the recommended method is to brush the front and back of the painting with a soft non abrasive cloth, removing any loose dirt.

The success of Doongal as a business will depend on how staff treat its customers. Providing an open, honest and a courteous attitude not only reflects in a positive manner the public image of Doongal but will also create customer loyalty, sales and ultimately job satisfaction. It's important to recognise that customers are individuals and their needs and interests will vary considerably.