Stories and history, flora, fauna, country. These are the things that make up the beautiful Top End of the Northern Territory. Born into these surrounds were the two artists who bring you, Country: Through the Eyes of Nature. Jayde Hopkins from the Gurindji and Woolwonga people, narrates her connection to the land and nature through traditional dot painting with a focus on radiance of colour. Arlya Tuckey illustrates the natural land, sea and sky, and flora and fauna with a focus on the scientific world as a natural history illustrator.
Share in our stories, our connection to nature, our country.
Coccon Residency. As the wet season arrives, we invite you to enter the cocoon with us.
A Wet Season Creative Residence Program, transforming our gallery space into a multi-studio, three-month artist residency. A place to gather, rest, experiment, and emerge. Email: gallerymanagerdvaa@gmail.com for more details.
DVA welcomes proposals by emerging and established artists, and applications for solo, collaborative or group exhibitions, pop-up shows, curators and community groups. Proposals due Monday 22 October 2026.
SUBMISSIONS now closed. DVA artistic members will be showcasing their work for SUBCONSCIOUS, our final members exhibition of 2026.
The NT Veterans Collective presents Life, Service and Beyond. Join us for the exhibition opening on Friday 9 October, 6-8pm.
Echoes of the Earth and Soul, a group exhibition by Dorothea Janczewska and Renata Robinson |4 – 26 September | Join us for the exhibition launch on Friday 4 September, 6-8pm.
Reflections of a Wandering Soul, a solo exhibition by Nisita |4 – 26 September | Join us for the exhibition launch on Friday 4 September, 6-8pm.
Garage Sale, a solo exhibition by Karen Hill |4 – 26 September | Join us for the exhibition launch on Friday 4 September, 6-8pm.
She, a solo exhibition by Karen Hill | 4 – 26 September | Join us for the exhibition launch on Friday 4 September, 6-8pm.
Humid Hallucinations Group exhibition by Forest Hangs
Ann Owen | Top End Characters
