Injalak Arts and Crafts Centre

Injalak Arts and Crafts Centre is a community-owned Aboriginal art centre in Gunbalanya (Oenpelli) in West Arnhem, Northern Territory, about 300 km east of Darwin. Established in 1989, it supports Kunwinjku artists and is renowned for bark paintings, fibre weaving, wood carvings and hand-printed textiles. The centre includes a gallery, retail space and studios, and is the base for guided tours to the nearby Injalak Hill rock art site.

Visitors can expect a working art centre with a light-filled gallery and retail area displaying bark paintings, fibre baskets, carvings and screen-printed fabrics. Artists often work on site, demonstrating painting, weaving and printing. The building overlooks the Arnhem Land escarpment and floodplain. Visitors can browse and purchase artworks directly from the centre, view exhibitions, and join a guided walk to Injalak Hill to see extensive rock art galleries with an Aboriginal guide.