At Yallingup Aboriginal Art, we believe Aboriginal art is more than what you see, it’s what you feel, learn, and connect with. Every piece holds meaning. By understanding artwork symbols and stories, you can begin to uncover the deep cultural knowledge carried in each painting. What Do Aboriginal Art Symbols Mean? Aboriginal artists use a
NAIDOC Week 2025 is a time of reflection, pride, and celebration across Australia. At Yallingup Aboriginal Art, we are proud to be part of this important week. It’s especially meaningful this year as we mark 50 years of NAIDOC, honouring the journey of cultural leadership and community strength. The 2025 theme, “The Next Generation: Strength,
Discover art, culture, and connection this winter in the South West with Seven Soulful Activities. As the cool winds roll in and gentle rains sweep across Noongar Boodja, winter in the Margaret River region reveals a quieter, deeper beauty. This season is a time for stillness, reflection, and connection—with nature, culture, and creativity. At Yallingup
Reflecting on a powerful exhibition of story, Country, and culture through the eyes of Yondee. We were proud to host an wonderful art exhibition by Ballardong Noongar artist Yondee Shane Hansen. His artwork draws deeply from cultural knowledge, Country, and connection. Visitors to the gallery experienced a powerful selection of Yondee’s paintings—each one telling a
Understanding Country Through Culture At Yallingup Aboriginal Art Gallery, we often hear visitors talk about the beauty of our changing environment. But what many don’t realise is that in Noongar culture, there aren’t just four seasons, there are six seasons. Unlike the Western calendar that divides the year into summer, autumn, winter and spring, the
As the financial year nears its end, small business owners have a unique opportunity to leverage and claim a 100% tax deduction on art purchases. This incentive not only amplifies your workspace but also provides significant financial advantages, making it a smart move for enhancing both your environment and your bottom line. Let us help
We wish to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay respect to all Elders past and present.