This exhibition presents the first paintings on found metal from the artists at Numbulwar. Reflecting the art centre’s ethos of caring for Country, the ever innovative artists have used intriguing objects to share stories of everyday life at Numbulwar.

Numburindi artists Joy Wilfred, Janette Murrungun and Rose Wilfred won over Victorian audiences during Melbourne Design Week in May, presenting their layered and engaging ghost net fibre art, resonating with the theme of design the world you want.

For the next few months, Padre Coffee are supporting of Numbulwar Numburindi Arts’ retrieval, recycling and repurposing of ghost nets through the sale of their ‘Golden Rule’ blend.

Numbulwar Numburindi Arts on show at Jam Factory Seppeltsfield for the Material Metamorphosis exhibition.

Lharagula Ngididin (Crocodile Trap) marks the first major collaborative work from Numbulwar’s master weavers.

A new mural at the art centre honours Nunggayinbala land and sea Country.

Megan Wilfred’s oversized yir (dilly bag) features at Melbourne Design Fair.

Congratulations to artist and arts worker Rose Wilfred for recently completing ANKA’s Arts Worker Extension Program.

Numbulwar Numburindi Arts made its fashion debut on the Country to Couture runway at this year's Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair with ghost net yir (dilly bags).

Introducing Wuladhi Ruluj, Numbulwar Numburindi Arts' first collaboration with Koskela.

Learn to weave the Numbulwar way!