Lamp shade by Billy Kenda
Illuminate your space with this exquisite lamp featuring the artwork of Billy Kenda from Bindi Mwerre Anthurri. This functional art piece beautifully combines modern design with the timeless storytelling traditions of the Arrernte people of Central Australia.
Billy’s artwork, Goin’ to Take Photos of the Wallabies Near West of Jay Creek', reflects the vibrant landscapes and rich cultural heritage of the region. Add a touch of culture and light to your home or office with this unique lamp, and celebrate the talents of First Nations artists.
NOTE: This artwork requires ART FREIGHT SHIPPING. We will invoice for this separately following your purchase. Please enquire if you have any questions
Bindi Mwerre Anthurre Artists
Established in 2000, the Bindi Mwerre Anthurre Artists studio is the first in Australia to occupy the intersection between supported studios and Aborigin...
Frequently Asked Questions
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We collaborate exclusively with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, art centres and businesses. Our goal is to support them in their artistic, creative and cultural endeavours with the goal of creating a self-sustaining and self-determining Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander retail and arts industry.
Our art and products are sourced from Aboriginal-owned businesses and Art Centers. Suppliers are carefully vetted to ensure their authenticity and businesses are certified by the Indigenous Art Code.
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We support many amazing independent artists, art centres and businesses and love to promote them!
Our model of working isn’t about representation of a small stable of artists but rather a growing hub and an artistic community.
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Each Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander artist, art centre and business are unique and prices are negotiated and can vary.
Generally speaking, we take a 30% commission on sales to cover our overheads; it costs to have a prime location in a Brisbane metro area, professional staff, insurances, marketing and communications, administration and general expenses running a gallery and retail space.