Iwiri Aboriginal Corporation
Kanytjupai Baker — 'Ngayuku Ngura', 26-245, Iwiri Art StudioS
The artist depicts connections to country through walka (design or mark making), referencing the landscape of the APY (Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara) lands.
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Iwiri Art Studio
Since it's inception in 2021, Iwiri Art Studio has rapidly established itself as a highly regarded studio. With the intention to create a space for artistic expression that promotes cultural retention, transmission and wellbeing across the generation while also providing Anangu artists with commercial opportunities to produce economic benefit for their family and community.
The artists from the Iwiri Art Studio range from highly experienced elders and knowledge custodians through to younger emerging artists. Used by Anangu artists living in Adelaide as well as artists from the APY lands who are visiting for health or social reason, the art studio has a strong ceramics and painting program and is experimenting with textile.
Iwiri Art Studio is a member of the Indigenous Art Code and Ku Arts, reflecting a commitment to working in ethical and collaborative way that centre and promote Anangu voice and artistic expression.
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12 November 2026 - 6 February 2027
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Craft Victoria presents Visionaries 2026, curated by Tali Roth.
Visionaries is Craft’s flagship exhibition series, designed to create meaningful pathways between Australia’s exceptional makers and the wider worlds of design, culture and everyday life.
Tali Roth is the founder and creative director of the award-winning Studio Tali Roth. For Visionaries 2026, Tali has curated an immersive presentation informed by her interior design practice in Australia and internationally.
The exhibition will showcase more than 50 Australian makers and artists, celebrating a bold and playful approach to living with craft.
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Material: Clay sculptural vessel
Dimensions: 340 x 240 x 240mm
Cat. no: 26-245