New artwork by Karen Napaljarri Barnes. View all new artworks here.
Kate Owen Gallery: bringing Aboriginal art and culture to the world for 12 years
We are a multiple award winning gallery in Sydney’s Inner West that specialises in contemporary Indigenous art for modern interiors.
With artworks ranging from small affordable works to large investment pieces, our three light-filled floors showcase major exhibitions of indigenous masters, established artists and exciting new talent.
Our Third Level Gallery for our major exhibition
Tommy Watson | Desert Legend
KOG every day SALE! 20%-80% off 200+ Artworks!
Now everyone can afford a beautiful piece of beautiful Aboriginal art! Many are works by well-known and collectible Indigenous artists – others are simply great artworks at a great price.
Visit us at the gallery to explore your options, or stay at home and view all items on sale on our sales specials page
Marcia Reid Nangala 'Women's Ceremony' 61 x 122cm [MREG0121] was $1,850 NOW $1,295
How to find your perfect artwork online:
It has never been so easy: If you don't know much about Aboriginal art but you want to look at styles and the range available, use our Find Aboriginal Artworks tool where you can select price, colours, sizes, shapes, styles, regions and a whole lot of other criteria to find an artwork that's exactly right for you.
While you're scrolling through, you can save your favourite pieces as a 'wish list' to return to later, email to a friend, or send through to the gallery and one of our friendly art consultants can happily assist you.
As well as our digital hang, art consultation and home trial services, we now have a feature on our website where you can see how an artwork will look in a lounge, dining, hallway or home office setting! Find Out More
We're here to help you find your perfect piece
At Kate Owen Gallery we offer a wide range of services to our clients - it's all about going that extra mile to achieve customer satisfaction, but also designing our services to suit the specific needs of our busy clients. Gallery services include free art consultancy, home trials, digital hanging and gift & wedding registry. Learn More
Helen McCarthy Tyalmuty - Multiple Award Winning Artist
A Big CONGRATULATIONS to Helen McCarthy Tyalmuty - selected as a finalist in the 2019 Calleen Art Award! Already winner of the Peoples Choice Award at the 2007 Telstra National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award, in 2017 Helen appeared as a finalist in prestigious art prizes such as the Paddington Art Prize, the Georges River Art Prize, and was awarded the Inaugural Margaret Olley Art Award at the Mosman Art Prize. Over the last eighteen months Helen has spent time in Alice Springs, Darwin, Daly River and Sydney, with 2019 promising to be another exciting year of creative output.
Click here to view our extraordinary collection of works from Helen McCarthy Tyalmuty including brand new artworks.
Helen McCarthy Tyalmuty 'Ngete (Ant Hills)' HMCG0209, 180 x 120cm (Finalist - 2019 Calleen Art Award)
Previous Exhibitions
- Defining Tradition | the first wave & its disciples
- Tommy Watson | Desert Legend
- The Three Brothers - Warlimpirrnga, Walala and Thomas Tjapaltjarri
- Earth's Creation - Emily Kame Kngwarreye & Family
- Jilja-Marra-Marra - Gwenda Turner
- Intricate Expressions - Anna Price Petyarre & Dulcie Long Pula
- Gems of the Stockroom - favourites handpicked by our art consultants
- Atnwengerrp Revisited - Sacred, traditional, historical and ceremonial elements are interwoven in a dynamic family show featuring Barbara Weir, Charmaine Pwerle, Teresa Pula and Lizzie Pwerle
- Journey Tracks - Tony Sorby
- Lockhart River Mob - 5 Superstars from the east coast of Far North Queensland
- A window to hidden past - Jack Dale
- From the Sand to the sails - A Possum family show
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Kate Owen Gallery acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live, and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging.