Gallery

Gallery Information

Our gallery is a platform dedicated to the exhibition and support of contemporary Australian First Nations art, grounded in ethical, curatorially led practice.

Artworks

Discover a curated selection of works by Australian First Nations artists, from thoughtful gifts to museum-quality artworks, presented through exhibitions and private sale.

Artists

Explore the artists we represent directly and through art centres, including biographies of significant figures in Australian First Nations art.

Exhibitions

Our annual program includes monthly exhibitions, events, talks, and private collector previews.
Auctions

Auction Information

Our auction program combines specialist knowledge with a rigorous approach to the secondary market and a strong record in the sale of collectible First Nations artworks through auction and private treaty.

Upcoming Auctions

We conduct two auctions a year in May/June and October/November. Explore our next up-coming auction.

Catalogues & Results

Access auction catalogues and results from our past auctions dating back to 2017.

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About

Our Story

Learn more about Art Leven, Australia’s longest-established exhibiting gallery for contemporary First Nations art, and the values that guide our work: ethical practice, curatorial rigour, and market expertise.

Our Team

Meet the Art Leven team, bringing curatorial, market, and specialist expertise to contemporary First Nations art.

News

News and updates from Art Leven and the industry

Buy First Nations Art

Learn how to buy and sell Australian First Nations artworks with confidence through Art Leven’s informed and transparent processes.

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Mijilda - Netta Loogatha

Name: Mijilda - Art Leven (formerly Cooee Art)
SKU: 20993
Price: 850 AUD
Availability: InStock

Netta Loogatha

Mijilda, 2019

acrylic on board

24 x 25.5 cm

$850

PROVENANCE
 Mirndiyan Gununa, Qld
Art Leven [formerly Cooee Art], Gadigal (Sydney, NSW)

Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from MIrndiyan Gununa, Mornington Island Art

Fish nets are made from fibre of hibiscus tree and are used to catch fish and large game such as turtles.

Inventory ID: 20993

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Mijilda - Netta Loogatha

Mijilda, 2019

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