Aboriginal Art Co presents a selection of contemporary sculptures and works on canvas by Aurukun’s Wik & Kugu Arts Centre. Aak min! (pronounced ah-k min) in Wik-Mungkan Language means “Beautiful Country”. When Wik & Kugu...

A new body of work exploring the Macaranga leaf, a plant known for surviving and thriving through environmental devastation. Dylan Mark Bolger is a proud descendant of the Maiawali, Karuwali, Pitta-Pitta and Gomeroi peoples. Dylan...

New artwork by Casey Coolwell-Fisher Aboriginal Art Co is proud to present the latest body of work created by Casey Coolwell-Fisher. Casey Coolwell-Fisher is a Nunukul woman of the Quandamooka people from Minjerribah/Tjerrangeri (North Stradbroke...

New artwork by Boneta-Marie Mabo Aboriginal Art Co is proud to present the latest body of work created by Boneta-Marie Mabo through the Safe Space Artist-in-Residency Program, supported by Brisbane City Council. Boneta-Marie is a...

Tjarlirli represents artists from the Ngannyatjarra lands of Western Australia and Kaltukatjara in the Northern Territory. The art centre is passionate about supporting their artists by nurturing the development of traditional and contemporary arts practices....

After receiving both the Commendation and the People’s Choice Awards, in the Institute of Modern Art’s 2022 Churchie Emerging Arts Prize, Aboriginal Art & Co welcomed Norton Fredericks for his first solo exhibition in the...

A leap of faith during lockdown led 24 year old Ebony Birks to set up her jewellery brand and studio. Three years later EB Jewellery continues to produce elegant, sustainable, handcrafted pieces. For many businesses...

SAFE is a solo exhibition, by Sam Harrison, discussing different experiences of ‘safety’ that Indigenous communities have enjoyed and endured during Australia’s short history. Sam Harrison is a Brisbane based artist and curator with cultural...

Art that celebrates the diverse and vibrant landscapes across Queensland. Aboriginal Art Co presents an exhibition new works by four female First Nations artists and their connection to Country. Elverina Johnson (Yarrabah), Agnes Wotton (Palm...