"I have now bought 4 artworks from Art Ark. The works are exactly as pictured on the website." - Jennifer, Aus – ART ARK Customer Review
This original artwork is sold on behalf of the community-run art centre. It includes their Certificate of Authenticity.
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William Jangala Mandijarra has painted a jukurrpa ( dreaming) from Balgo where he comes from.
The story relate to two water holes where 2 snakes live, the two snakes are very different to each other, one of the snake is nice, friendly and cooperative, and the other is cheeky and very naughty.
When people go to the water holes they need to be careful which one they choose, because the cheeky snake can kill them.
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"I have now bought 4 artworks from Art Ark. The works are exactly as pictured on the website." - Jennifer, Aus – ART ARK Customer Review

By sharing their culture, remote artists create opportunities for themselves. Buying Aboriginal art ethically supports these artists while bringing warmth and meaning into your home.

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Colours are matched as closely as possible, and with returns under 0.2%, our customers are consistently delighted with their artworks.

We keep pricing transparent by delivering artworks without added third-party costs, allowing us to offer free shipping and maintain pricing in accordance with each art centre. Canvas and linen pieces are sent rolled for safe delivery and easy re-stretching at your local framer.
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