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Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Centre is the Indigenous community controlled art centre of Northeast Arnhem Land located in Yirrkala, a small Aboriginal community, approximately 700km east of Darwin.

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Not-For-Profit Indigenous Art Centre
📍Yirrkala, North East Arnhemland, NT
Yolŋu Country, Australia funded by Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Support

Students from @dhupuma_barker enjoying the upgrade Students from @dhupuma_barker enjoying the upgrades to the Saltwater Auditorium here at Buku! Did you know there are hundreds of films available to watch at the art centre? The Mulka Archive is home to an incredibly broad collection of materials - from archival footage to feature films and even local footy finals. 

Swipe for a snippet of Djeṯ’puy Dhawu, a claymation retelling of the Maḏarrpa clan sea-eagle story made by @mulkaproject and students from Yirrkala Bilingual School. 

The upgrades to the Saltwater Auditorium were made possible by @ntgovernment through the Community Benefit Fund.
Get @reshare_app • @salon94 “Elles. Contemporary A Get @reshare_app • @salon94 “Elles. Contemporary Australian Indigenous Women Artists” is on view at Geneva’s Musée Rath. A collaboration with the Fondation Opale, the exhibition includes artwork by Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori (c. 1925–2015) and Noŋgirrŋa Marawili (b. 1938), alongside work by Emily Kam Kngwarray (1910–1996), a giant of Australian Aboriginal painting.

It is a celebration of the world’s oldest continuous visual tradition—more than 65,000 years of unbroken expression that continues to assert itself as a vital voice in international contemporary art. These women painters played the leading role in carrying their traditions forward to remarkable heights, weaving traditional narratives into the fabric of today—and the future.

📍”Elles. Contemporary Australian Indegenous Women Artists,” is on view through April 19, 2026 at the Musée Rath — 2, rue Charles-Galland, 1206 Genève

📸 by our dear @fabiennestephan 

@mahgeneve
@fondationopale 

#MuseeRath #FondationOpale #AboriginalPainting #SallyGabori #salon94
Happy Holidays! The Buku team will be taking a wel Happy Holidays! The Buku team will be taking a well-earnt break from 23rd December until 5th January 2025. See you in the new year bukmak! ✌🏾❤️
Our superstar Naminapu Maymuru-White! Celebratin Our superstar Naminapu Maymuru-White! 

Celebrating the opening of the National Indigenous Triennial ‘After the Rain’ @nationalgalleryaus @tonyalbert
We’ve added more artworks to our online store! Che We’ve added more artworks to our online store! Check out the Buku website for new bark paintings, Ḻarrakitj, Yiḏaki, carvings, fibre art, jewellery and more.

Don’t forget that postage from East Arnhem takes a little longer, so be sure to get in quick if you’re buying Christmas gifts! Happy shopping ❤️

#bukuartnow #bukularrnggaymulka #yirrkala
See you at our AGM at Buku 10am Thursday 11 Decemb See you at our AGM at Buku 10am Thursday 11 December 2025
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