The 2021 Indigenous Art Market was delivered online due to the ongoing challenges with COVID-19 across Australia to ensure we continued to connect people with Indigenous artists and art centres from around Australia.
We worked with the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair Foundation on the 2021 Indigenous Art Market to ensure it was a success and delivered an integrated online experience to support the ethical purchase of authentic Australian Indigenous art.
The AIATSIS Indigenous Art Market has been an annual event since 2014, including as an online event for the first time in 2020 and has connected people from the Canberra region and beyond with Indigenous artists, art centres and remote communities.
This event has now concluded.
Online event
The AIATSIS Indigenous Art Market has grown to become the largest Indigenous art market in the region showcasing a diverse range of paintings, textiles, sculptures and much more with 100% of sales going back to Indigenous art centres, artists and their communities. This year we are excited to welcome 35 Indigenous art centres and independent artists from around Australia.
- APY Art Centre Collective
- Arlpwe Art and Culture Centre
- Artists of Ampilatwatja
- Bindi Mwerre Anthurre Artitsts
- Buku Larrnŋgay Mulka
- Bula'bula Arts
- Arts Ceduna
- Durrmu Arts
- Gapuwiyak Culture and Arts
- Gillawarra Arts
- Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre
- Ikuntji Artists
- Iltja Ntjarra (Many Hands) Art Centre
- Injalak Arts
- Juluwarlu Art Group
- Kemarre Arts
- Karungkarni Art and Culture
- Leah Brideson
- Made with Meaning - Cape York Art
- Maruku Arts
- Milingimbi Art and Culture
- Mirndiyan Gununa Mornington Island Art
- Moa Art Centre
- Munupi Arts
- Nagula Jarndu Designs
- Ngarga Warendj
- Numbulwar Numburindi Arts
- Papulankutja Artists
- Saretta Art and Design
- Sonia Pallett
- Tjarlirli Art
- Waralungku Arts
- Waringarri Aboriginal Arts
- Warlukurlangu - Artists of Yuendumu
- Warmun Art Centre
- Warnayaka Art
Follow all the action on our online channels and use the hashtag #IAMaiatsis