Shared Space is a salon exhibition and First Nations takeover of 4LS that will ignite curiosity and invite conversations.
This is a collaborative installation of twelve remote Indigenous art centres from the Top End, Central Desert, and Western Australia, showcasing the immense talent, richness of culture, and diversity of art practices emanating from remote Australia—from intricate bushstring weavings and fibre mats to vibrant acrylic paintings, earth-pigmented barks, and carvings.
Please join, pull up a seat and share in a drink and stories amongst this powerful art.
Participant Art Centres include Artists of Ampilatwatja, Buku-Larrŋgay Mulka Centre, Bula’Bula Arts, Elcho Island Arts, Juluwarlu Art Group, Maningrida Arts and Culture, Milingimbi Art and Culture,Munupi Arts, Ngukurr Arts, Spinifex Hill Studio, Tjala Arts, Tjarlirli & Kaltukatjara Art and Utopia Art Centre.
4 Langridge Street (4LS) is a temporary project space fostering cultural innovation, conversation, and creative development. 4LS supports First Nations cultural and creative practitioners by providing infrastructure and curatorial support. We facilitate dialogue between thought leaders and our communities, creating space for meaningful exchange around culture and the arts. Our aim is to create opportunities to test new ideas, build audiences, and develop projects that can scale into larger cultural initiatives.