The Aboriginal Art Directory stems from creative vision and ideas as public property, a public space for everyone to have a shared experience. The Aboriginal Art Directory will grow from collective and shared efforts.
The Aboriginal Art Directory operates under the following practices:
We support Aboriginal art centres and galleries that adhere to an ethical code of practice and provenance. We strongly support Aboriginal art centre's that are members of:
We acknowledge galleries that adhere to the NAVA Code of Conduct and are members of:
For buyers and sellers of Aboriginal Art we have a series of resources that provide excellent information on authenticity and ethics. We recommend all buyers view our resource on Aboriginal art authenticity and browse our Aboriginal Art Directory Resources and Buyers Resources section for more information.
Further Information:
Information on this website is provided in good faith to try and help fellow Aboriginal art enthusiasts but may contain inaccuracies so please only use as a basic guide. Please contact any listed vendors directly to confirm that information is correct, up to date and always do your research before buying Aboriginal art. Please see our disclaimer for more information.
Last modified: February 19, 2009 7:47 AM