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Based in Launceston, TAS, we share an amazing range of Aboriginal art sourced exclusively through not-for-profit and community-governed Aboriginal art centres⭐ Level 1, 160-162 Cimitiere St Launceston, TAS 10-2pm weekdays *Above Winflow Curtains/former Sawtooth ARI building 24hrs➡️ https://artark.com.au

ART ARK®, delivering to the United States, is a Social Enterprise that passionately and professionally brings ethical Aboriginal Art from Remote Aboriginal-run art centers to you⬇️🙏 We're not just about showcasing Aboriginal Art internationally—we're about doing it right. When you buy Aboriginal Art from ART ARK®, you're not just buying art; you're making an ethical choice. But hey, don't just take our word for it—explore our site to understand why, and fortunately, for us and you, there are zero import duties on artwork into the US so expect fast and free delivery, on time every time and shop in USD. Outside of direct support for our artists, we have in-depth articles on understanding the history of Aboriginal Art, its symbols and iconography, the meaning of the Dreaming, and how Dreamtime stories are conveyed through this art form. Above all, learn how to buy Aboriginal Art ethically and avoid unintentionally supporting one of the many unscrupulous dealers and art galleries operating in plain sight and on page 1 of Google. It's why we started and why we continue. 1340+ 5-Star Reviews (many from the US) Discover the incredible artwork available, or simply learn about and appreciate this captivating art form at https://artark.com.au/en-us

We want people to buy and enjoy Aboriginal Art that really means something⭐🙏 Art is a powerful tool for social and economic enterprise, for social change and the betterment of people’s lives. There is a lot of Aboriginal Art out there that is available through means of exploitation. ART ARK will only ever promote and sell works sourced through community and not-for-profit organisations that work in the best interests of the artists. These organisations, as a general rule, are either community-governed corporations or certified not-for-profits that facilitate the production and sale of artworks and are publically audited. There are around one hundred of them scattered throughout some of the most remote parts of Australia and they do a great job of supporting their communities and providing a transparent avenue to access the beautiful artworks being produced. If you wander into a gallery to ask about a painting and they tell you it has been authenticated by the gallery or another third party, then it requires further investigation. If there’s a token picture of the artist holding up the work we’d bet our bottom dollar they haven’t been paid properly. Authentication goes beyond proving the artist has painted the work: authentication also needs to define fair payment and rule out exploitation. We'd love you to consider supporting one of our beautiful artists and learn more about supporting artists ethically LEARN: https://artark.com.au/pages/ethical-aboriginal-a

We want people to buy and enjoy Aboriginal Art that really means something⭐🙏 Art is a powerful tool for social and economic enterprise, for social change and the betterment of people’s lives. There is a lot of Aboriginal Art out there that is available through means of exploitation. ART ARK will only ever promote and sell works sourced through community and not-for-profit organisations that work in the best interests of the artists. These organisations, as a general rule, are either community-governed corporations or certified not-for-profits that facilitate the production and sale of artworks and are publically audited. There are around one hundred of them scattered throughout some of the most remote parts of Australia and they do a great job of supporting their communities and providing a transparent avenue to access the beautiful artworks being produced. If you wander into a gallery to ask about a painting and they tell you it has been authenticated by the gallery or another third party, then it requires further investigation. If there’s a token picture of the artist holding up the work we’d bet our bottom dollar they haven’t been paid properly. Authentication goes beyond proving the artist has painted the work: authentication also needs to define fair payment and rule out exploitation. We'd love you to consider supporting one of our beautiful artists and learn more about supporting artists ethically LEARN: https://artark.com.au/pages/ethical-aboriginal-a

We want people to buy and enjoy Aboriginal Art that really means something⭐🙏 Art is a powerful tool for social and economic enterprise, for social change and the betterment of people’s lives. There is a lot of Aboriginal Art out there that is available through means of exploitation. ART ARK will only ever promote and sell works sourced through community and not-for-profit organisations that work in the best interests of the artists. These organisations, as a general rule, are either community-governed corporations or certified not-for-profits that facilitate the production and sale of artworks and are publically audited. There are around one hundred of them scattered throughout some of the most remote parts of Australia and they do a great job of supporting their communities and providing a transparent avenue to access the beautiful artworks being produced. If you wander into a gallery to ask about a painting and they tell you it has been authenticated by the gallery or another third party, then it requires further investigation. If there’s a token picture of the artist holding up the work we’d bet our bottom dollar they haven’t been paid properly. Authentication goes beyond proving the artist has painted the work: authentication also needs to define fair payment and rule out exploitation. We'd love you to consider supporting one of our beautiful artists and learn more about supporting artists ethically LEARN: https://artark.com.au/pages/ethical-aboriginal-a