Warmun Art Centre

Great Northern Highway, Warmun Community, 6743
gallery@warmunart.com.au
https://warmunart.com.au/
Warmun Art Centre is owned and governed by Gija people with 100% of income returning to the community. The centre was established in 1998 by the late founding members of the contemporary painting movement in Warmun such as Rover Thomas, Queenie McKenzie, Madigan Thomas and Hector Jandany. These elders recognised and responded to the need for a community owned and controlled centre through which they could support, maintain and promote Gija art, language and culture. Warmun Art is here to celebrate and encourage the expression of Gija culture through the arts, and to support the continued development of innovative contemporary art by both established and emerging Warmun artists. We strive to facilitate this through developing and maintaining a commercially viable arts enterprise, which provides a diverse range of cultural and economic opportunities for both individuals and the community as a whole.

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Shipping policy

Domestic Shipping All packing and freighting costs are included in the cost of the artwork. All orders will be processed within 2-3 business days, however freight is only collected from Warmun once a week. Due to our remote location, shipping can take some time, especially to the East Coast, so please bear with us. You will receive a tracking number for your artwork once it has been collected from Warmun. International Shipping Please contact us for a quote on international shipping.

Refund policy

We do not offer refunds except in the event that a work is damaged in transit by our freight agents. In the unlikely event of a work being damaged Warmun Art Centre will refund the cost of the work and arrange for the piece to be returned to Warmun.

Return policy

Warmun Art Centre does not offer returns.

 
Presenting the Revealed WA Aboriginal Art Market, Fremantle Arts Centre acknowledges the Whadjuk people, both past and present, as the Traditional Owners of the land upon which it operates, and the greater Walyalup area. We honour and respect their spiritual relationship with their Country and the significant role they play for our community and events to flourish.

Fremantle Arts Centre acknowledges the value, diversity and integrity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, music and performance as an integral expression of Australian culture. We respect the work of Art Centres in their support of the richness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural aspirations and expressions.

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Top Image: Tjarlirli artists Dennis Brown, Doreen Bennett, Henry Farmer, Julieanne Farmer & Ms. M Giles just over the WA border, west of Kaltukatjarra, 2019. Troopy artwork: Carol Giles, Minyma Tjukurla, 2019. Images courtesy of Tjarlirli Art Inc.

Background Image: Carol Giles, Minyma Tjukurla (detail), 2019. Images courtesy of Tjarlirli Art Inc.

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