Adelaide, South Australia, boasts a rich and diverse collection of Aboriginal art galleries that showcase the profound artistry and storytelling of Indigenous Australia. The city is home to several key galleries. The renowned Art Gallery of South Australia is celebrated for its comprehensive collection of Australian Aboriginal paintings and hosts regular special exhibitions exploring Aboriginal culture. Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute provides a unique insight into Aboriginal culture and art.
Hugo Michell Gallery, established in 2008, has made its mark on Australia's contemporary art scene by showcasing a diverse array of artists and their works. The APY Gallery is a collective of Indigenous-owned art centers that exhibit and celebrate the work of Indigenous artists from regional South Australia and Adelaide. Desert Art Aboriginal Art Gallery, based in Adelaide, represents numerous Indigenous artists from central and western desert regions, offering authentic Australian Aboriginal art for sale.
Glenelg Art Gallery in Adelaide showcases Aboriginal art from South Australia and the Northern Territory, offering a wide range of mediums including unique jewelry, decor, gifts, and sculptures. In addition to these galleries, Adelaide hosts the biennial Tarnanthi Festival, celebrating the artistic excellence of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists from across the country. The festival features exhibitions, art fairs, artist talks, performances, workshops, and education programs.