An Anecdotal History of Annandale: before 1770 Aboriginal Australia

Exhibition of artworks by founding members of Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-operative and the Asia Australia Arts Centre Jeffrey Samuels and Chris Pang OAM

Reflections on China

Opens Saturday 5th April 2008 55-59 Flood St, Leichhardt
Telephone:02-95602541(Sydney)

Past Exhibitions

Hand in HandAboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, Maori, Samoan, Niuean and Fijan artists from Oz and beyond.
Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-op
Mardis Gras 30th anniversary, Sydney 2008

8-28 February 2008
Boomalli Founding Members Exhibition To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the founding of Boomalli, the gallery will be holding an exhibition honoring the 10 artist members who formed Boomalli in 1987.
These ten artists were: Fiona Foley, Bronwyn Bancroft, Michael Riley, Fernando Martin, Raymond Meeks, Jeffrey Samuels, Eupemia Bostock, Avril Quail, Brenda L Croft and Tracey Moffatt.
July 01 - July 31 2007
Kamilaroi - As part of Boomalli's regional focus exhibition program, the next region from NSW to be highlighted, is the Kamilaroi from North Western NSW.
Tue-Fri 10am-4pm or by appointment
30th March - 27th April 2007
3 in 10 - Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-op celebrates the work of Indigenous lesbian artists.
Art on Water, 26 October - 10 November 2006
Christine Christophersen, Blue Print, 5-23 October 2006 Detail "She Sings to the little stingray", 2005 by Christine Christophersen
Mobochre, Artists from Dubbo TAFE and Boomalli members with connections to Dubbo come together to present an exhibition of new works, 8-22 September 2006

-1770 Aboriginal Australia

The Gadigal Clan lived on the Southern side of the Sydney Harbour in a landscape of Iron Bark and Turpentine Forrest. There is evidence of human society, in the area, dating back 15,000 years.

The local Boomalli Aboriginal Artist Co-operative's name means "to strike or to make a mark", in at least three languages spoken in the surrounding areas - Bundjalung, Gamileroi and Wiradjuri.

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