About Waralungku Arts
Waralungku Arts is an Aboriginal-owned art centre located on Robinson Road in Borroloola, in the Roper Gulf region of the Northern Territory, Australia. Established to support artists from the Yanyuwa, Garrwa, Gudanji and Marra peoples, it exhibits and sells contemporary paintings, prints, carvings and textiles. The centre is notable for its strong connection to Country, storytelling traditions and its role in sustaining cultural practice and livelihoods in this remote Gulf community.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a community-run gallery and retail space displaying vibrant Aboriginal paintings, prints, carvings and textiles created by local artists. The centre is set in the remote township of Borroloola with a welcoming, informal gallery interior, artwork displays with cultural stories, and opportunities to meet artists and staff, learn about techniques and Country, and purchase authentic artworks directly from the centre.
Key highlights
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Aboriginal-owned art centre representing Yanyuwa, Garrwa, Gudanji and Marra artists
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Exhibition and sale of contemporary paintings, prints, carvings and textiles
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Opportunity to learn about stories and cultural knowledge of the Gulf Country
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Direct support for local artists and community cultural programs
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Authentic, ethically sourced Aboriginal art in a remote regional setting