We have worked with Warnayaka Arts in Lajamanu to bring this diverse and beautiful collection of art to Canberra and it is now on show at Winya’s showroom, Level 1, 15-17 East Row, off London Circuit until 24 April. The majority of the income from sales go to the artists who live and create their…
The Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY Lands) is located in remote Central Australia in the far north of South Australia. The region consists of the Pitjantjatjara, Yankunytjatjara and Ngaanyatjarra Aṉangu peoples. In APY communities, art centres are a key source of non-government income and provide real jobs for Aṉangu people. These art centres are home to…
Raylene Walatinna, who has an artwork “Ngayuku Ngura (My Country)” in the APY Lands Collection, currently on exhibition in the MANY NATIONS art gallery at Winya Indigenous Furniture’s Canberra showroom, is a finalist in this year’s John Fries Award. Raylene Walatinna regularly collaborates with her mother Betty Chimney, and together they were nominated and have…
The Ampilatwatja Collection is now open for viewing by appointment at Winya’s Melbourne showroom at 15 Queen Street, Melbourne. To make an appointment phone Winya on 03 9629 3252. “We invite you to view this vibrant and joyful collection from the artists in Ampilatawatja. Consider buying art for your workplace or home as a practical way…
After a successful exhibition at Winya’s city showroom in Sydney, the APY Collection, including some new works, moved to Winya’s Canberra showroom – available for you to view and consider investing in. The exhibition is open until 12 March 2019. The APY Lands is located in remote Central Australia in the far north of South…
David was drawn to this artwork from the Warnayaka Collection from Lajamanu in the NT, currently on exhibition at Winya’s city office in Sydney. He loves the energy and the story behind this artwork by Molly Jinjingarli Tasman. Its called “Seed Dreaming”. The most important thing expressed by the artists at Warnayaka Arts in Lajamanu across…
Bibi was delighted to officially open the Warnayaka Collection at Winya’s office and showroom in George Street, Sydney on 7th February. We have worked with Warnayaka Arts in Lajamanu to bring you this diverse and beautiful collection of art. The majority of the income from sales at the MANY NATIONS art gallery go to the artists,…
We are proud to have included in our current exhibition in at Winya’s showroom in Sydney, a sample of the beautiful ceramic art of Lorna Anne Morgan. Lorna is Bibi’s mother, and advised us on the name of our business, Niniji. Lorna’s ceramics and the wonderful Warnayaka Collection from Lajamanu, Northern Territory can be viewed…
Lynne Hancock attended the opening of our inaugural exhibition of the MANY NATIONS art gallery in Sydney at the Winya showroom. Lynne is now the delighted and proud owner of Ngura Pilti (the country is very dry) by Rebecca Parker, an artist who is originally from WA and now lives in Fregon in the Anangu…
Greg Walsh from multi-award winning Indigenous furniture design company, Winya, and Bibi Barba launched our new partnership – an Indigenous art gallery – in November, 2018. Through this partnership, we will showcase authentic Indigenous Australian art from different regions of Australia, at the Winya showrooms in Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne. We are delighted to work…