Gapuwiyak Culture and Arts is a remote Art Centre in east Arnhemland. We are owned by our Yolŋu members, have a Yolŋu Board, and employ a Manager and Arts Workers. We support over one hundred artists from Gapuwiyak and surrounding homelands.

Gapuwiyak is a small, Yolŋu town in the middle of Miyarrka, a region around Arnhem Bay. There are eighteen clans in this region each with their own interconnected clan estates, songs, patterns and designs.

The Art Centre assists artists to collect and prepare materials, make high-quality art, explore ideas, develop knowledge and skills, exhibit, market and sell their work.

Gapuwiyak Culture and Arts is a remote Art Centre in east Arnhemland. We are owned by our Yolŋu members, have a Yolŋu Board, and employ a Manager and Arts Workers. We support over one hundred artists from Gapuwiyak and surrounding homelands.

Gapuwiyak is a small, Yolŋu town in the middle of Miyarrka, a region around Arnhem Bay. There are eighteen clans in this region each with their own interconnected clan estates, songs, patterns and designs.

The Art Centre assists artists to collect and prepare materials, make high-quality art, explore ideas, develop knowledge and skills, exhibit, market and sell their work.

Gapuwiyak Culture and Arts is a remote Art Centre in east Arnhemland. We are owned by our Yolŋu members, have a Yolŋu Board, and employ a Manager and Arts Workers. We support over one hundred artists from Gapuwiyak and surrounding homelands.

Gapuwiyak is a small, Yolŋu town in the middle of Miyarrka, a region around Arnhem Bay. There are eighteen clans in this region each with their own interconnected clan estates, songs, patterns and designs.

The Art Centre assists artists to collect and prepare materials, make high-quality art, explore ideas, develop knowledge and skills, exhibit, market and sell their work.

Language: Marri Ngarr

Region: Wadeye

Moiety:Lirriga

Skin Name: Rak Wambu

Language: Marri Ngarr

Region: Wadeye

Moiety: Lirriga

Skin Name: Rak Wambu

This eucalypt and hand painted acrylic didgeridoo (120 x 10cm) is made by Wadeye Men's Shed artist Kintharri Alan Parmbuk.

The Wadeye Men's Shed is supported by Thamarrurr Development Corporation and provides a safe place to engage men in art, craft and other cultural activities. Purchasing this product puts money back into the hands of the artists and helps support the longevity of this important program.

Thamarrurr Development Corporation Ltd is a not-for-profit corporate entity owned by members of the Wangka, Lirrga and Tjanpa peoples. It has been established by the 20 clans of the Thamarrurr Region, to represent them in relation to business, socio-economic development, employment and training.  

This eucalypt and hand painted acrylic didgeridoo (120 x 10cm) is made by Wadeye Men's Shed artist Kintharri Alan Parmbuk. 

The Wadeye Men's Shed is supported by Thamarrurr Development Corporation and provides a safe place to engage men in art, craft and other cultural activities. Purchasing this product puts money back into the hands of the artists and helps support the longevity of this important program.

Thamarrurr Development Corporation Ltd is a not-for-profit corporate entity owned by members of the Wangka, Lirrga and Tjanpa peoples. It has been established by the 20 clans of the Thamarrurr Region, to represent them in relation to business, socio-economic development, employment and training.  

Language: Marri Amu

Region: Daly

Moiety: Wangga

Skin Name: Rak Tjindi

Language: Marri Amu

Region: Daly

Moiety: Wangga

Skin Name: Rak Tjindi

Language: Marri Amu

Region: Daly

Moiety: Wangga

Skin Name: Rak Tjindi

Language: Marri Amu

Region: Daly

Moiety: Wangga

Skin Name: Rak Tjindi

This didgeridoo (120 x 10cm) is made by Wadeye Men's Shed artist Robin Nilco from eucalypt and hand painted acrylic. The painting depicts Dreaming sites significant to the artist.

The Wadeye Men's Shed is supported by Thamarrurr Development Corporation and provides a safe place to engage men in art, craft and other cultural activities. Purchasing this product puts money back into the hands of the artists and helps support the longevity of this important program.

Thamarrurr Development Corporation Ltd is a not-for-profit corporate entity owned by members of the Wangka, Lirrga and Tjanpa peoples. It has been established by the 20 clans of the Thamarrurr Region, to represent them in relation to business, socio-economic development, employment and training.  

This eucalypt and hand painted acrylic didgeridoo (120 x 10cm) is made by Wadeye Men's Shed artist Kintharri Robin Nilco. The painting depicts waterholes significant to the artist.

The Wadeye Men's Shed is supported by Thamarrurr Development Corporation and provides a safe place to engage men in art, craft and other cultural activities. Purchasing this product puts money back into the hands of the artists and helps support the longevity of this important program.

Thamarrurr Development Corporation Ltd is a not-for-profit corporate entity owned by members of the Wangka, Lirrga and Tjanpa peoples. It has been established by the 20 clans of the Thamarrurr Region, to represent them in relation to business, socio-economic development, employment and training.  

Language: Marri Ngarr

Region: Wadeye

Moiety: Lirriga

Skin Name: Rak Wambu

This eucalypt and hand painted acrylic didgeridoo (120 x 10cm) is made by Wadeye Men's Shed artist Tjangalith William Parmbuk. The painting depicts crossing paths in the landscape.

The Wadeye Men's Shed is supported by Thamarrurr Development Corporation and provides a safe place to engage men in art, craft and other cultural activities. Purchasing this product puts money back into the hands of the artists and helps support the longevity of this important program.

Thamarrurr Development Corporation Ltd is a not-for-profit corporate entity owned by members of the Wangka, Lirrga and Tjanpa peoples. It has been established by the 20 clans of the Thamarrurr Region, to represent them in relation to business, socio-economic development, employment and training.