Wentworth Galleries Brisbane is proud to present one of Australia’s finest collections of Aboriginal art. With a strong history of showcasing Indigenous artists for over 30 years, we are delighted to bring this extraordinary cultural tradition to Brisbane.
Our collection celebrates the creativity, history, and storytelling of Aboriginal artists from across the country - primarily focused on works from the Central and Western Desert but also carrying works from South Australia, Tiwi Islands and Arnhem Land. Each artwork is a unique expression of Country, culture, and Dreaming stories passed down for generations.
Why Aboriginal Art Matters
Aboriginal art is the world’s oldest continuous artistic tradition, rich in symbolism and cultural meaning. Every painting tells a story of the land, of ancestors, and of the deep connection between people and Country. Today, Indigenous art is celebrated globally for its beauty, originality, and profound cultural significance.
By collecting Aboriginal art in Brisbane, you’re not only acquiring an artwork of immense visual power but also supporting Indigenous artists and communities who carry these stories forward.
Aboriginal Art in Brisbane
At Wentworth Galleries Brisbane, you can experience a curated selection of works by some of Australia’s most respected and collectible Aboriginal artists. Our gallery features a wide variety of styles, from bold dot paintings to sweeping landscapes and intricate symbolic designs.
Highlights include:
Warlukurlangu Artist
Internationally acclaimed central desert art centre know for her vibrant stories of country with bursts of colour.
Emily Kame Kngwarreye
Internationally acclaimed for her vibrant, expressive depictions of Country.
Minnie Pwerle
Celebrated for her bold brushstrokes and powerful use of colour.
Rover Thomas & Queenie McKenzie
Masters of the East Kimberley school, known for their striking ochre works.
Ronnie Tjampitjinpa
One of the original Papunya Tula artists with deep ties to Tingari stories.
Contemporary Indigenous voices
Younger artists whose work builds on traditional knowledge while engaging with today’s world.
Collecting Aboriginal Art in Brisbane
Whether you are new to Aboriginal art or a seasoned collector, our Brisbane gallery provides an opportunity to experience these works in person and connect directly with their stories.
We offer:
Expert guidance
Our consultants explain the cultural significance and artistic background of each piece.
Peace of mind
Exchange guarantees and worldwide shipping with expert packing.
Every artwork comes with full documentation of authenticity, so you can collect with confidence.
Visit Wentworth Galleries Brisbane
We invite you to explore our Brisbane Aboriginal art collection in person. Discover paintings that are visually breathtaking and culturally profound, and take the time to connect with the stories they tell.
Wentworth Galleries Brisbane
100 George Street Brisbane within the new Queen's Wharf Precinct
Brisbane Aboriginal Art FAQs
Why is Aboriginal art important?
It is the world’s oldest living art tradition, with each piece carrying cultural, spiritual, and ancestral meaning.
Can I buy Aboriginal art in Brisbane at Wentworth Galleries?
Yes! Our Brisbane gallery has an exceptional selection of works available to buy.
Is Aboriginal art a good investment?
Many collectors value Aboriginal art not only for its cultural significance but also for its proven growth and international recognition.
Wentworth Galleries. Your Aboriginal Art Gallery in Brisbane
For more than three decades, Wentworth Galleries has connected collectors with Australia’s most important Aboriginal and contemporary artists. Our new Brisbane gallery brings this expertise and passion to the local community. Visit us today to experience the extraordinary world of Aboriginal art.