Investment Aboriginal Art is much sought after, and many pieces of our aboriginal artists works are purchased as investments for the future, as well as for their visual and emotional appeal. Authentic Aboriginal Art is culture expressed as art - a visual history captured in colour and form that explains the mysteries of life and of existence.

Our gallery has dealt directly with over 200 different artists and their communities from the central and western desert regions and Arnhem Land. This relationship gives us the opportunity to show the best in investment and collectable art and artefacts from these areas and source talented emerging artists from these areas.

Gannon House Gallery would like to invite you to view our selection of contemporary Aboriginal Art (canvas paintings, bark paintings, works on paper, artefacts, didgeridoos).

Some of the well known indigenous artists featured at Gannon House Gallery include:
Gloria Petyarre Gloria Petyarre is a prominent Anmatyarre artist who has been at the forefront of contemporary Australian aboriginal painting for some years. Her work has been widely exhibited since 1977. Gloria's subjects are mountain devil lizard and leaves (bush medicine).	Minnie Pwerle C.1920-2006 Minnie Pwerle's works immediately captured the attention of collectors, both nationally and internationally. Minnie Pwerle's main Dreamings are Awelye-Atnwengerrp, Bush Medicine and Bush Melon Seed.
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Warlimpiringa Tjapaltjarri Born on a hillside east of Kiwikurra in the late '50s, Warlimpirrnga was one of a small party of Pintupi aboriginies whose arrival in Kiwirrkura in 1984 made national headlines. Until this point, at the age of about twenty-five, Warlimpirrnga had never encountered Europeans and their ways. Warlimpirrnga paints Tingari stories for his country, around the sites of Marua and Kanapilya. He is the brother of Walala Tjapaltjarri, and Thomas Tjapaltjarri. (Also artists)	Willy Tjungarrayi Willy began painting for Papunya Tula Aboriginal Artists in 1976 and joined the move back to the Pintupi homelands during the early '80s. He has since emerged as one of the most well known senior Pintupi painters. He also helped raise the artist Joseph Tjapaltjarri, who was only a boy when brought into Papunya by the Northern Territory Welfare Branch patrols in the 1960’s. He now lives at Walungurru (Kintore), his land lying to the south west of Papunya.
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Ronnie Tjampitjinpa Ronnie Tjampitjinpaand his family lived a traditional nomadic life moving throughout this region and also in the area around Lake Mackay in the NT. He was initiated into Aboriginal Law at Yumari in 1950, near his birthplace. Ronnie painted at Kintore and has since emerged as one of Papunya Tula Artists' major painters.	Naata Nungarrayi Naata Nungarrayi was a winner of the National Aboriginal Art Award. Naata was one of many artists participating in the Kintore-Haasts Bluff canvas. She also had exhibitions including 'Minyma Tjukurrpa' (1995), 'Twenty-five Years and Beyond' (1999) and she featured in an exhibition at the Art Gallery of NSW.
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Mitjilli Naparulla Mitjili Naparrula is a Pintupi woman from Haasts Bluff in the Northern Territory. She is a half sister of Turkey Tolson, one of the most well known Pintupi artists and her Mother, Tjunkiya Napaltjarri is also an accomplished aboriginal artist from this region. Mitjili began painting at the Ikuntji Women’s Centre in 1992.	Long Tom Tjapanangka Long Tom Tjapananka speaks the Ngaatjatjarra language and as a child traveled by foot with his family across vast stretches of desert from Lupul on the border of Western Australia to Areyonga, a small Aboriginal community southeast of Alice Springs. After his father was killed in tragic circumstances the family returned to Lupul.
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Lindsay Bird Mpetyane Lindsay Bird Mpetyane is a speaker for the Anmatyerre people and was born on the Bushy Park Station in 1935, and his Aboriginal name is Artola Art Nanaka Yunga Areteca. His artworks are characterised by great precision and fine colour combinations. Over the past 10 years collectors and galleries throughout the world have keenly sought his paintings. His dreamings include Prickle, Mulga Snake, Bloodwood trees, Bush Plum, Honey Ant and Woomera.	George Tjungarrayi George Tjungarrayi was born in the Gibson desert near Kiwikurra across the Western Australia border about 1947. His ancestral country covers the sites around Wala Wala, Kiwirrkura, Lake Mackay, Kulkuta, Karku, Ngaluwinyamana and Kilpinya to the north-west of Kintore across the West Australian border. George paints the Tingari stories for this region. George's work is represented in most public galleries and many significant corporate collections and in 2003 he was selected to exhibit in the Wynne Prize as a finalist at the AGNSW.
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The Gallery also offers a diverse range of contemporary Australian paintings, glass, woodwork, ceramic and metal sculptural pieces displaying the talent and creativity of established Australian artists.

For the discerning collector Gannon House Gallery offers a diverse and rewarding body of work.

Please browse freely and contact us with any queries you may have. Our web site is regularly updated and we encourage you to visit our Featured Artwork and Artist pages.