Exhibitions
June Marriott Gallery
Tues-Sat, 10am-2pm
Located inside the Central Craft store, the June Marriott Gallery showcases a rotating program of exhibitions that celebrate contemporary craft, local stories, and community creativity. From solo shows by emerging artists to group exhibitions, school holiday showcases and special events, the gallery is a space for experimentation, connection, and creative exchange.
Open Monday–Saturday, 10am–2pm. Entry is free.
Current Exhibition
Tapatjatjaka Arts - June 17-25
Tjulpu Tjuta
This exhibition celebrates the work of several artists whoe art has shaped Tapatjatjaka Art Centre over the past 20 years, helping make it the diverse and vibrant place it is today.
These artictc have worked tirelessly toward incorporation, different events and projects over the years. This eclectic exhibition demonstrates the interests and skills of several articts working together. We celebrate their immense contirbution to our art centre and the community of Titjikala.
Past Exhibitions
11-25 Oct, 2025
'Here and There', By Ali Hood
Opening Event: 11am, Saturday 11th Oct
Ali Hood has been an educator in Mparntwe (Alice Springs) for the past two decades. Before that, she was an art maker. This exhibition is a return to art practice that has been calling for a number of years. She now lives between Mparntwe, Alice Springs and Nipaluna, Hobart.
Ali says, “These artworks reflect the hearing, listening and seeing moments both here and there. It is also an acknowledgement that there are other ways of looking and interacting with country.”
5th - 25th July
Exhibtion: Winter School Holiday Craft Program
Opening: Sat 5th July
Join us in celebrating the incredible works created during our free Winter School Holiday Craft Program with artist and educator Nina Annand. During the workshops, children explored Arrernte seasonal stories, birds, and the cycles of nature — including the willy wagtail (Artityerrityerre) and the cuckoo — through sculpture, mask-making, textiles, and painting. The project reflects on balance, climate, connection to Country, and caring for one another through creative storytelling.
These stories and seasonal knowledge were shared with permission from Arrernte Elders. We thank them for their generosity and guidance. This program was made possible thanks to the Northern Territory Government’s Unleash Creativity grant.