Burraja Gallery

12/08/2026

Burraja Gallery Artist Spotlight:
Today we are spotlighting some of the stunning works from Tamara Murray!
Tamara is a Barkindji woman, who is dedicated to the meditative, quiet process of her art practice which results in works that are thoughtful with strong connections to her Aboriginal culture. Tamara works with several mediums including painting, sculpture and fabric design.

This is only a small taste of the works you can find at Burraja Gallery, feel free to browse the website - perhaps add a little more colour to your home - or make an appointment to see the artwork you're thinking of in person!
Burraja Gallery website:
https://burrajagallery.org.au/

06/08/2026

Congratulations to Lillardia Briggs-Houston, proud Wiradjuri, Yorta Yorta and Gangalu woman and important contributor to Burraja Gallery.

Well deserved accolade for all your hard work and dedication to your craft. 🙌🥳

Congratulations to 🏆 Lillardia Briggs-Houston 🏆 The recipient of this year’s NIFA Textile Design Award, supported by RMIT University!

A proud Wiradjuri, Yorta Yorta and Gangalu woman based on Wiradjuri Country, Lillardia Briggs-Houston creates contemporary textiles using traditional bush dyeing methods, hand-dyed silk and intricate surface embellishment inspired by the cultural significance of Binyal (river red gums).

Her textiles tell the story of the Marrambidya through materials gathered, dyed and crafted on Country, honouring the knowledge passed down by her Old People and continuing Wiradjuri culture 🖤



Brought to you by Indigenous Fashion Projects as part of Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair Foundation, NIFA is supported by Australian Government Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Support, Presenting, Showcase and Designer Travel Partner QIC, Travel Sponsor Nautilus Aviation, Production Partner Global Headquarters, Principal Media Partner NITV, and award partners QIC, Pacific Werribee, Canberra Centre, Country Road, Franchesca Cubillo, RMIT University, and Desart, with ticketing partner Darwin Fringe Festival, and Generous Supporters Terri Layman & Michael Sitzler.

📸 Garment photos courtesy of the designer. Film Stills from NITV. Photo of Lillardia Briggs Houston for Country Road, 2024, Photo by Marley Morgan.

07/07/2026

Closing Soon! ⚠️ Gallery Development Project Officer
Applications close this Sunday, 12 July at 5pm!

Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to play a vital role in transitioning Blak Circle (former ) - a new First Nations-led gallery and cultural enterprise on Wiradjuri Country (Albury) - into an independent, sustainable model.
Auspiced by Murray Arts this hands-on role is your chance to champion First Nations creatives across Murray NSW and North East Victoria, coordinate vibrant exhibitions, and manage gallery operations.
If you have a background in arts management, small business, or community development, and a deep commitment to cultural protocols, apply now. Blak Circle Aboriginal Corporation strongly encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Head to the Murray Arts website for more info and to apply 👉 https://directory.murrayarts.org.au/.../blak-circle.../

📸 Image credit - Artworks by Dr Treahna Hamm

16/06/2026

We’re Hiring: Gallery Development Project Officer! 🌟

Exciting things are happening on Wiradjuri Country (Albury). Blak Circle - a new First Nations-led gallery and cultural enterprise formerly known as Burraja Gallery is seeking a passionate Project Officer to play a vital role in transitioning the gallery into an independent, sustainable model.

Auspiced by Murray Arts, this hands-on role is a unique opportunity to champion First Nations creatives across the Murray NSW and North East Victoria regions, coordinate vibrant exhibitions, and manage gallery and retail operations.

If you have a background in arts management, small business, community development, or NFPs, and hold a deep commitment to working respectfully with First Nations communities and cultural protocols, we want to hear from you.

Blak Circle Aboriginal Corporation strongly encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

👉 How to Apply:
Head to our link in bio to view the full position description, salary information, and selection criteria. Applications close 12 July 2026, at 5pm

📸 Image credit - Artworks by Dr Treahna Hamm

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08/04/2026

Burraja Gallery Artist Spotlight:
This week we are spotlighting some of the amazing works from Tannah Lee!
Tannah is a local Wiradjuri artist, that was mentored by Bec Lea. Many of her works involve using acrylics on canvas, wooden boards, mirrors and even cheeseboards! Tannah has also created murals around the Albury-Wodonga area, including a mural at Windbreaker 3690 in 2025.

This is only a small taste of the works you can find at Burraja Gallery, feel free to browse the website - perhaps add a little more colour to your home - or make an appointment to see the artwork you're thinking of in person!
Burraja Gallery website:
https://burrajagallery.org.au/

25/03/2026

Burraja Gallery Weekly Artist Spotlight:
This week we are spotlighting some of the amazing works from Trish Cerminara!

From paintings, to sculptures, to weaving Trish is a multidisciplinary Gamilaori artist.
From paints, to ochre, to reeds and cotton, if she can create with it then she will make art from it. Every piece of art Trish creates links to her culture and community, for Trish it is not just about creating an artwork, it is about the art making process and the stories shared while creating.

This is only a small taste of the works you can find at Burraja Gallery, feel free to browse the website - perhaps add a little more colour to your home - or make an appointment to see the artwork you're thinking of in person!
Burraja Gallery website:
https://burrajagallery.org.au/

10/12/2025

Two weeks ago, First Nations Creative Development Officer, Kat Kitch attended the Aboriginal Culture Heritage & Arts Association of NSW (ACHAA ) conference held at the Museum of Sydney on Gadigal Country.

The theme of the conference was 'Culture is...' with each presenter discussing what culture is to them and how it affects their work. Attendees gained insights into the various work many of the aboriginal cultural centres are involved in and what they are looking at doing in the future!

Kat also attend the IMAGinE Awards as a nominee for her curation of the Albury LibraryMuseum exhibition Mob.

Murray Arts ACHAA Museums & Galleries of NSW

04/11/2025

Readers also discuss T-shirts, pubs and the rise of youth crime.

04/11/2025

North East Water First Nations Art Prize Exhibition is open until 7 November at Burraja Cultural Centre, Causeway Island Wodonga.

04/11/2025