Songlines. Centres d’art du désert australien (Songlines. Art Centre Hub) is a satellite exhibition of Songlines. Tracking the Seven Sisters at the Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac, inviting visitors to explore the recreation of a typical Australian desert Aboriginal art centre.
The Art Centre Hub shop offers a selection of works available for sale from Aboriginal art centres associated with the exhibition Songlines – Tracking the Seven Sisters, presenting a panorama of Aboriginal desert painting, telling stories of the Seven Sisters. It includes a wide variety of works, from small accessible canvases to large works, by both emerging and major established artists. All are sourced from Aboriginal art centres located along the Seven Sisters songline through the Central and Western deserts of Australia.
This is an opportunity to acquire exceptional works with certificates of authenticity from the art centres, at fair prices in ethical and transparent conditions. At the same time these sales support Aboriginal artists and communities.
This initiative is organised by IDAIA in collaboration with the artists, art centres and Emilia Galatis Projects, the Australian Embassy in France, the National Museum of Australia and the Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac.
Initially scheduled to run until 3 July 2023, the Art Centre Hub shop has been extended until 25 August 2023.
Practical information:
4 April – 25 August 2023
Embassy of Australia in France
4 rue Jean Rey
75015 Paris
Tel : 01.40.59.33.00
Entry: Free of charge
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, from 9am to 5pm.
The exhibition will be open on the following Saturdays:
Saturday 27 May
Saturday 17 June
Saturday 1st July
The exhibition will be closed on:
Friday 7 and Monday 10 April
Monday 1, Monday 8 and Thursday 18 May
Monday 12 June
Friday 14 July
Tuesday 15 August
Program of educational events: click here
To view photos: click here
CONTACT :
For any question, to receive the media package or the catalogue, please email info@idaia.com.au or info@idaia.fr
Songlines: Tracking the Seven Sisters is an international touring exhibition produced by the National Museum of Australia with the ongoing support of the traditional Aboriginal custodians and knowledge holders of this story.