Urapunga is a small Aboriginal community nestled between the Roper and Wilton Rivers, below the southern border of Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory. The Ngalakgan People have lived on and cared for the area, including Urapunga, since time immemorial. Their custodianship is present in the landscape, in the burial caves and rock art shelters, the cultivated Country and living descendants spread between Ngukurr, Urapunga and beyond.

Artists Rhonda Duncan and Margaret Duncan come from a long lineage of artists and masters in traditional weaving, painting, and carving. They love to create pieces that capture stories of Urapunga Country, places, animals, culture, family and how people live on Country.

This exhibition is supported by not-for-profit organisation Circulanation in partnership with the Urapunga Arts Aboriginal Corporation. Together their goal is to create a sustainable art and cultural enterprise, to share and celebrate culture, and to provide economic prosperity for future generations.

This exhibition will be showcased in our Lambert Gallery from April 19 to June 1, 2024, and available for purchase.

View the online catalogue for this exhibition.

Opening Reception Friday 19 March
Doors Open from 6pm Artist Talk from 6:45pm