About Bula'bula Arts
Bula'bula Arts is an Aboriginal-owned art centre located in Ramingining in East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory. Established in 1989, it represents Yolngu artists from Ramingining and surrounding homelands. The centre is renowned for bark paintings, hollow log memorial poles (larrakitj), woven fibre work and contemporary paintings, and plays a central role in maintaining and sharing Yolngu culture with visitors.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a community art centre and gallery set within the remote township of Ramingining. Inside, the gallery displays bark paintings, larrakitj, fibre weavings and prints created by local Yolngu artists. Visitors can view artworks, learn about Yolngu stories and techniques, meet artists when present, and purchase authentic artworks directly from the centre. Visits are typically by prior arrangement due to the remote location and permit requirements.
Key highlights
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Aboriginal-owned community art centre representing Yolngu artists of Ramingining and surrounding homelands
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Extensive collection of bark paintings and hollow log memorial poles (larrakitj)
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Fibre art and weaving including pandanus mats and baskets
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Opportunity to purchase authentic, ethically sourced Aboriginal art directly from artists
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Cultural learning about Yolngu stories, clan designs and Arnhem Land artistic traditions