Dorothy Napangardi (c.1950-2013) was a Warlpiri speaker from the area around the salt lake, Lake McKay near the Northern Territory / Western Australian border. She grew up hunting and collecting bush foods with her family in the traditional nomadic lifestyle led by many aboriginal people living in the area up until the late 1970’s. After […]

Dr David Malangi was born in 1927, the year after the Methodist Mission was established at Milingimbi, Central Arnhem Land. His early years were spent in this area, where he received initiation into Manyarrngu culture from his parents and extended family. He began painting after World War II. David Malangi is probably best known for […]

Eddie Wentorf developed a love for bronze as a sculptural medium during his training in the late 70’s. Formal training in commercial design, and extensive foundry experience led him to open his own foundry. With his sons David and Robbie he produces a wide range of Australian animals in their family-run foundry in NSW, Australia. […]

We have a new collection of work recently arrived from artists Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri, Thomas Tjapltjarri and Yukulti Napangati. These artists were three of the nine members of one family, know as the Pintupi 9, making international headlines on their arrival at Kiwikurra in the Northern Territory in 1984. They had lived a traditional nomadic life […]

A new series of work by Australian artist, Peter McQueeney has recently arrived at Gannon House Gallery. Inspired by the landscape in Tasmania, McQueeney’s latest paintings have a more subtle light and palate in comparison with his paintings featuring central Australia. Peter McQueeney was born in Tasmania in 1941. He spent much of his life […]