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Welcome to Artopia

Artopia Gallery is committed to showcasing the work of Kimberley artists who are each unique and talented in their own right. The artists involved with the gallery use a variety of form across fine art, photography, sculpture and giftware. 

These original and rich works are a feast for the eyes. Whether you are looking to take a piece of the Kimberley home with you or for a haven to relax and share in the creativity of Artopia's artists, the experience created in Artopia Gallery is not one to be missed. 

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From the heart of the Kimberley, by the heart of the Kimberley.

People gathered at a social event, with a man in a white cap smiling and holding drinks, engaging in conversation. The setting appears to be an art gallery or similar venue, with paintings hanging on the wall.
People attending an art gallery event, looking at paintings and art pieces displayed on the walls, with one woman holding a glass of champagne.

Upcoming Events

See what’s going on at Artopia Gallery, now and in the future.

View through a window into an art gallery with several people socializing. There is a rattan pendant light hanging from the ceiling, and paintings on the walls.

Featured Artworks

Browse our current collection of works.

Golden Ridge - Suzy French
$2,900.00

Mixed media on silver aluminium composite

76 x 61 cm

People Time Forgot - Hughie Ahwon
$6,200.00

This painting with 3 Wandjina Creation Spirit or more and handprints can be found scattered out on the many rock faces and stone shelters throughout the East and West Kimberley region. This part of the world is the home of 4 major tribes. The Kwini tribe, Wunambul, Ngaringmin and Worrora. Each tribe has their own Wandjina Creation Spirit. Over the years these four tribes, through trials and tribulations, have come to settle and forged a memorandum of understanding with each other. With collective ceremonial gatherings, they would trade, share songs and dance, and arrange inter-tribal marriages.

-Hughie Ahwon

Kimberley earth and mixed media on canvas

92 x 62 cm

Sculpted by Tide, Painted by Time - Jeanne Barnes
$13,100.00

Watercolour, metal leaf and 44ct rough diamond on canvas

91 × 122 cm