Art Mob
David Wallace and Johnny Young sculptures are currently being exhibited at Art Mob Gallery 29 Hunter Street Hobart, Tasmania Opening 7th June 2019
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June
2019
Lost and Found exhibition
Recycled sculptures by Johnny Young and David Wallace. The Residency, Parsons street, Alice Springs 14th June - 18th July 2019
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June
2019
Exhibition at Central Craft
Tapatjatjaka exhibition at June Marriot Gallery, Central Craft, Araluen Precinct, Alice Springs 24th June - 14th July 2019 Batik, paintings, raffia sculptures and wire bush toys
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2019
Beanie Festival
Beanie Festival 28th June 2019, Araluen Arts Centre, Alice Springs. In 2017, Tapatjatjaka Artists were inducted in to the Beanie Hall of Fame. The same year, they won the People's Choice Award and had their work acquired for the
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Desert Mob
Opening 5th September 2019, Araluen Centre, Alice Springs. https://araluenartscentre.nt.gov.au/more/desert-mob
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April
2019
Parrtjima
Johnny Young and David Wallace were at Parrtjima 2019 with their amazing sculptures. https://www.parrtjimaaustralia.com.au
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June
2018
Central Australian Aboriginal Women’s Choir
The Art center created batik dresses for the Central Australian Aboriginal Women's Choir trip to Germany. An amazing story with beautiful singing and a lot of colour. The Choir will be performing on the 19th of June, in Hamer Hall,
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January
2018
Bush Toys participating in movie “We don’t need a map”
David Wallace and Johnny Young created the sculptures for Warwick Thornton's movie "We don't need a map", currently showing around Australia. https://www.wedontneedamapmovie.com/ Johnny and David sculptures are currently being exhibited at ACMI in Melbourne. https://www.acmi.net.au/