The Original

Australian Aboriginal Fine Arts Gallery

since 1994

  • Colorful rainbow serpent painting by Australian aborigimal artist Evelyn Pultara aboriginal dot painting full of life Arnhemland style aboriginal painting by James Iyuna Australian Aboriginal dot painting Mimi figure painted by Aboriginal artist Paddy Fordham Aboriginal art painting by Lorna Fencer Fine crosshatch aboriginal art painting by Eddie water dreaming painting by Aboriginal artist Janet Long
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  • Image of Aboriginal artist Djardy Ashley doing a painting charismatic image of aboriginal artist Ivan Namarrikki photo of Aboriginal family of artsits in Arnhemland photo of Melba Gunjarrwanga holding her mimi spirit poles photo of aboriginal art family in the outback photo of aboriginal artist Djardi holding one of his paintings image of very proud Australian aboriginal art painter photo of old man Lofty a famous Australian aboriginal painter from Arnhemland

Buy Traditional Aboriginal Art, For Sale Online and in Australia

Drawing from a rich history of Dreamtime storytelling, Aboriginal art beautifully displays the diverse nations that make up this great land. For more than forty thousand years, Aboriginal artists have been reinterpreting spoken stories into paintings, representing the Dreamtime tales of the world’s origins.

At AAIA’s Australian Aboriginal artwork dealership, we bring the traditional Aboriginal artwork of this diverse land to your home – you can buy any of the artworks for sale in our online gallery and enjoy the exquisite detail.

Dreamtime stories in the artwork

Stretching back millennia, the Dreamtime stories represent the origins of humanity, animals the world, telling the viewer how the earth and land intersects with the sacred world – how both influence each other. Passed along through the generations with the spoken word, the stores speak of survival, and are often a grim overview of the world.

Our artists

We are fortunate to be positioned in an area of Darwin that is in close proximity to several key Indigenous art sites. As such, we are able to see artists at work as they create dramatically rich visual stories. Their entire artistic practice is informed by the forty thousand year Dreamtime histories and the diverse stories that have come out of the peoples of our great land.

Authentic artwork techniques

Talented in their form and processes, the artists use traditional symbols and colours to tell the story. Their dot paintings are drawn from an ancient artwork style, displaying a connection to the stories of the earth and ethereal worlds. Each presents their own unique take on the style, with some choosing to place tiny, precise dots on the canvas, and others representing their message with a wave of large dots. Generally, older artists choose to follow the less formulaic style, expressing themselves

Traditionally, the artists would use ochre, a rich clay material taken from the earth. In the reds, browns and blacks taken from the ground of the desert, the artists would create scenes representative of nature. Today, however, the artists tend towards acrylic-based paints, which offer them a wider scope of colours through which to represent their messages.

How to buy authentic Aboriginal art for sale online

To buy a stunning piece of authentic Australian Aboriginal artwork online, our art consultants are always available for consultation. Contact us to discuss your acquisition or investment.

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We are also a signatory to the Indigenous Australian Art Commercial Code of Conduct, which was recently introduced to promote fair and transparent dealings within the Industry.

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Aboriginal Fine Arts Gallery is a founding member of the Australian Indigenous Art Trade Association, which was established to promote the ethical trade of indigenous art.