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A few outback snaps 📸 📍 Alice Springs 📍Hermannsburg 📍Simpsons Gap

Gain fascinating insight into a remarkable part of Central Australia’s history at the Hermannsburg Historic Precinct.✨ This exclusive Hermannsburg Painting Tour from travelassociatesau includes a transfer out to the Precinct, lunch upon arrival, and a guided walking tour led by Hermannsburg’s Precinct resident team and a local Aboriginal guide. Afterwards, guests will head to the Tjuwanpa Community Art Centre for a lesson on dot painting techniques, followed by afternoon tea. All art materials are supplied. For more information and other incredible Parrtjima packages, click the link in our bio.

The hermannsburgpotters bring the vibrant landscape and spirit of Central Australia to life with their hand-crafted terracotta and underglaze pots. Taking inspiration from their natural environment, rich cultural history and daily life, the Potters depict their favourite themes and subjects including Country, family, birds, animals, bush tucker, mission days and, of course, football. Their iconic imagery features their country and culture in and around the area of Hermannsburg (Ntaria), based at the remote foothills of the majestic MacDonnell Ranges, 130km west of Alice Springs. Since 1990, the Hermannsburg Potters have been depicting their stories on unique hand-built ceramics, contributing to their self-employment and artistic career. Now regarded as master ceramicists, the world-renowned Western Arranta artists have an extensive career exhibiting widely through Australia and internationally. A highlight was their 2016 commission for the National Gallery of Victoria, ‘Our Land is Alive’, which set new benchmarks for their engaging and lyrical pots. Visitors to Parrtjima 2022 learned about pottery from the acclaimed Hermannsburg Potters with a live pottery demonstration and skills tutorial. The Hermannsburg artists continue a 30-year legacy, sculpting and painting their visual histories and contemporary settings, speaking to their cultural beliefs, traditions and values. Visit www.hermannsburgpotters.com.au for more details and online sales.

The historic precinct in Hermannsburg is well worth a visit. It was a mission and includes a church, school, tannery, homestead and many more buildings. #hermannsburghistoricprecinct #hermannsburg #oldmission #explorethent #outbackaustralia #exploreyourownbackyard #australianhistory #northernterritory

“Palm Valley, within the Finke Gorge National Park, is an east-west running valley in the Krichauff Range 123 km southwest of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory, Australia. Palm Valley and the surrounding area is the only place in Central Australia where Red Cabbage Palms survive. The track to Palm Valley is still only accessible with a four-wheel drive vehicle. It departs from the town of Hermannsburg and travels south, following the usually dry bed of the Finke River. “😎 #4wdaustralia #palmvalley #finkegorgenationalpark #outbackaustralia #alicesprings #northernterritory #australia #gorge #friends #summertrip #palms #desert

🗺 Rainbow Valley, NT, Australia 📌 🇦🇺First stop on the way to Uluru! Do you like this incredible 350 million year old hermannsburg sandstone! We think it looks so good for her age! 🤣 Loving the Red Center of Australia! 🙌🏽 🇨🇴 La primera parada en el camino a Uluru! Qué tal esta increíble piedra con más de 350 millones de años! Nosotros pensamos que se ve muy bien para su edad! 🤣 Estamos enamoradas del centro rojo de Australia! 🙌🏽 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #thealcallougbys

This four wheel drive tour was fantastic, The scenery was stunning and the walks once inside Palm Valley were easy going. Our guide Audrey at Emu Run was professional,yet friendly and a great driver. Spending time at the Historic Precinct of Hermannsburg was an added bonus. - Janet S ( TripAdvisor Review ) #emurunexperience #travelwithemurun #uluru #palmvalley #daytour #tripadvisor #redcentrent #bucketlist #australia #adventure #review #thingtodoinalicesprings #4wd

In this difficult year, and in the face of the challenges and vulnerabilities facing them in COVID-19 times, we’re proud to announce the art centres in the Desert Mob 2020 exhibition, a statement of the resilience of Aboriginal artists and their communities:⁠ ⁠ Arlpwe Art & Culture Centre arlpwe_art_gallery artists_of_ampilatwatja⁠ Artists of the Barkly - barklyregionalarts⁠ bindi.mwerre.anthurre.artists⁠ ernabella_arts_pukatjapottery⁠ Greenbush Art Group⁠ hermannsburgpotters⁠ Iltja Ntjarra manyhandsart⁠ Centre⁠ iwantja_arts⁠ kaltjitiarts⁠ keringke⁠ martumiliartists⁠ marukuarts⁠ mimili_maku_arts⁠ minyma_kutjara_arts⁠ ninuku_arts⁠ nyinkka.nyunyu Art and Culture Centre⁠ papulankutjaartists⁠ tjupiarts⁠ papunyatulaartists⁠ tangentyereartists⁠ tapatjatjaka_art⁠ tjalaarts⁠ tjarlirliart⁠ tjungu_palya_arts⁠ walkatjara⁠ warlayirti_artists⁠ warlu_art⁠ yarrenyty__arltere ⁠ ⁠ Unfortunately, due to circumstances beyond their control, tjanpidesertweavers⁠, spinifexarts⁠ and warakurna_artists can’t be a part of this year’s exhibition. We’ll miss them but look forward to sharing and celebrating their work again in 2021. ⁠ ⁠ Image: Artist Stanley Young. Image courtesy Ninuku Arts, Kalka community, SA. Photo by Meg Hansen Photography