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Juluwarlu Group Aboriginal Corporation and Juluwarlu Art Group host regular events, on-Country trips and exhibitions.

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From Roebourne to Kosovo: dispossession and cultural memory

“Learning about the history of Roebourne is to learn about injustice piled on top of injustice, yet the reserve era is almost universally looked upon by Ngardangali (Aboriginal People in Yindjibarndi) nostalgically. It was a time when different groups of indigenous people lived peacefully together and were able to practise their tradition and law.” - Nathan Gray.

Ngurrawanna: Rediscovery and Regeneration

With remarkable happiness for the team, the film took home first prize for the 2023 Monster Children Short Film Award and has been shortlisted for the BAFTA-qualifying Aesthetica Short Film Festival held in York, UK this November.

In our Wendy Era

As our collaboration with Nancybird is Juluwarlu's second significant collaboration for 2023, we'd like to share what the creative process looks like for us, for other Aboriginal art centres contemplating similar ventures.

Juluwarlu x Robert Gordon Pottery Collaboration

We are so thrilled to be launching a very special collaboration between leading Australian potters Robert Gordon x Juluwarlu. The forms and shape...

Ngurra Nyujunggamu - When the World Was Soft

Ngurra Nyujunggamu, When the World Was Soft, is a profoundly important showcase of Yindjibarndi culture, using large-scale puppetry and Yindjibarndi-led storytelling to weave the story of how the world came to be. These are our Creation Stories, told by us.

A Family Affair at Revealed 2023

The 2023 Revealed Exhibition for new and emerging WA Aboriginal Artists, returns to FAC to celebrate the creativity, ambition, and diversity of contemporary Aboriginal Art practice here in WA.