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Archive Exhibitions

Exhibitions & Events Overview

Tjunkaya Tapaya OAM: Nyuyuntja

19 July - 13 September 2026
Jam Factory
Tarntanya (Adelaide), SA

Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair

6 - 9 August 2026
Darwin Convention Centre
Gulumoerrgin (Darwin), NT

Cats

Cats

15 November 2025 - 24 January 2026

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Bush Car: The Exhibition

Bush Car: The Exhibition

Tjanpi Desert Weavers is thrilled to be part of Bush Car: The Exhibition at Short St Gallery—a vibrant celebration of an icon of remote desert life: the beloved motorcar.

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REPRESENT

REPRESENT

Tjanpi is proud to be collaborating with FORM Gallery to present REPRESENT Aboriginal Figurative Practice in Western Australia (Part 2).

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Desert Mob 2023

Desert Mob 2023

Visit Desert Mob at Araluen Arts Centre. Mutuka Rikina! celebrates the significant positive impacts that come from motorcars in community.

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Patterns and Textures and Lines - Oh My!

Patterns and Textures and Lines - Oh My!

The exhibiting selection of Tjanpi work celebrates the joy of basket weaving and the use of colour and material to create pattern and structure. 

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Darebin Art Prize 2024

Darebin Art Prize 2024

A huge congratulations to Margaret Smith who has been selected as a finalist in the Darebin Art Prize 2024, for her sculptural piece Yes! Car.

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2023 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award

2023 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award

We are so proud that late Tjanpi artist, Mrs Heffernan was selected as a NATSIAA finalist.

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40

40

40 presents an incredible selection of artworks and stories from artists who have shared in the history of NATSIAA.⁠

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Desert Mob 2024

Desert Mob 2024

Desert Mob is back for 2024 with hundreds of artists from 35 art centres across the desert converging on Mparntwe (Alice Springs) to celebrate desert culture in the heart of Australia. Tjanpi is ex...

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Indian Ocean Craft Triennial 2024

Indian Ocean Craft Triennial 2024

A new collection of works: Ngura Tjanpi (Grass Country) created by artists from Mimili Community on the APY Lands, SA.

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Mparntwe Gallery

Explore the largest collection of Tjanpi artworks at our gallery in Alice Springs. Discover a changing selection of baskets, sculptures, jewellery, books, and merchandise, including products from the NPY Women’s Council Ngangkari team.

Location: NPY Women’s Council, 3 Wilkinson Street, Alice Springs NT 0870 – just follow the pink signs.

Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 10am–4pm (closed weekends, public holidays, and during January).

Contact us: (08) 8958 2377 tjanpi.reception@npywc.org.au