Host your next event surrounded by contemporary First Nations art in Aboriginal Art Co’s unique gallery spaces, perfect for corporate functions, community gatherings, workshops, and celebrations.

We gratefully acknowledge Gaja Kerry Charlton for her cultural guidance and design advice, including the use of Yagara language throughout the Magandjin Collection.

Yarrabah : Together in Print exhibition reflects the vibrancy and colour of their natural landscape, the ocean, reef, and the rainforest of tropical north Queensland. .

Kieron Anderson’s OCCUPY Residency with Aboriginal Art Co and Vacant Assembly explores Food as Medicine through contemporary First Nations art practice, cultural knowledge, and environmental storytelling. Across a 12-week residency, the Quandamooka artist is developing...

Can you introduce yourself?  Yaama, my name is Rachel Bywaters and I’m a Gamilaroi multidisciplinary artist living on Kabi Kabi Country. My practice spans printmaking, papermaking, jewellery, sculpture and installation, with a focus on materials,...

Desirai Saunders’ Tip the Bucket is more than an exhibition. It’s an invitation—to reflect, to question, and to sit with the complexities that shape our lives and communities. At Aboriginal Art Co, we remain committed...

The reporting year 2024-25, Aboriginal Art Co brought artists, audiences and community together through exhibitions, creative workshops, residencies and First Nations-led experiences. Our programs created space for learning, storytelling and connection - supporting artists while...

Aboriginal Art Co is returning home to West End — where our story first began.After five incredible years in Brisbane’s Cultural Centre Precinct, we’re excited to start a new chapter back in the community that...

Learn how to identify authentic Aboriginal businesses and shop consciously. Discover how Aboriginal Art Co vets every artist and product to ensure ethical, transparent, and community-led Aboriginal art and gifts.