Keringke Arts
Aboriginal Arts and Community Centre
Santa Teresa – Northern Territory
About Keringke
Keringke Art Centre began with a nine-week fabric-painting course back in 1987. In 1988 the women of Santa Teresa held an exhibition in at Australian Bicentennial Craft Show, the first time an Aboriginal group had done so. By 1989, ATSIC funding had allowed the building of a purpose-built Art Centre.
Our Artists
The heart of Keringke, our artists all have deep ties to the local area and have a reputation for some of the most vibrant indigenous art Australia has to offer.
Our Collection
It was evident from the inception of the Keringke Arts association, that the Santa Teresa women certainly had an artistic style all their own. The women were instinctively drawn to work in bright colours, and their designs quickly became very fluid.
Aboriginal art in the heart of Australia
Visiting Keringke was a religious experience. Understanding the context of the art and meeting some of the artists gave me a great connection and I couldn’t help but leave with a few amazing pieces.
- Willem, NSWFeatured Artists
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Camillla Young
Kngwarraye
Evelyn Young
Kngwarraye
June Smith
Pengarte
Serena Hayes
Pengarte
Featured Artworks
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3 Wayeholes 2 Rocks & 7 Sisters – Christine Armstrong
$216 -
30 cm x 30 cm Mounted Canvases – Keringke Arts
$166 -
40 cm x 40 cm Mounted Canvas – Keringke Arts
$249 -
8 Waterhole 7 Sister Bush Medicine – Christine Armstrong
$466 -
A Mob Out Bush – Angie Doolan
$633 -
Boomerang – Benita Cavanagh
$233 -
Bush Medicine – Glenys Drover
$533 -
Bush Medicine Plants – Bridget Wallace
$416 -
Bush Orange – Glenys Drover
$441
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