Apr 01 2026 - Oct 31 2026

Stewart’s paintings are characterised by intricate detail. I have been eagerly anticipating their arrival. His work demonstrates remarkable patience, care and pride in his country and its history. Several earlier coloured landscapes possess a moody quality that evokes the changing seasons and time...

Feb 01 2026 - Sep 30 2026

These paintings are opening my heart. The creek is coming down, and Warngkurlarli, my father’s country, is up top. The painting is inside the rocks, which we call dungala. These are places of my father.

Feb 01 2026 - Sep 30 2026

My songs are deeply connected to the land and its history. Singing is a traditional way for Warlaba people, to preserve their culture. The paintings we create also carry this historical significance. I want to share the stories I have been taught by my father, including our origins and the histor...

Feb 01 2026 - Sep 30 2026

The landscape’s momentum inspires the colour and scope of these paintings. The colour placement is rich, slightly moving, and grounded.

Feb 01 2026 - Sep 30 2026

Warkurra Yarji Kurrwanyi Baki Kunundirrinya. Stewart Karmburmar Hoosan is Jungkayi for the Robinson Wollogorang Country. The country of his mother, grandmother and grandfather. He paints Big Country belonging to the Kunindirrri- Garrwa people. Respect for this country, memories of his experienc...

May 01 2026 - May 31 2026

This collection of Reggie Hoosan (b.1959 - d.2015) exhibited on behalf of Stewart Hoosan is a body of works from 2003 till 2007. Immersed in the history and the country of his mother's dreaming - the emu dreaming - including Kurdirrina rock hole to Jalajarra country . The vibrancy of colour cause...

May 01 2026 - May 31 2026

Thelma Dixon, an elder from the Borroloola community and mother to Stewart and Reggie Hoosan, began painting in 2001 at the age of 64. Her work draws from her memories of her youth, including hunting and caring for goats at Robinson River.