ACHAA acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Lands on which we work and live, and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and Community. We also pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
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NEW ARTWORKS

Greeting Card Multi-Pack

4 Pack of Premium 5’7” Greeting Cards featuring authentic Aboriginal artwork

$25.00

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Vibrant sunset forest with twisting dark trees, pink and purple foliage, and blue birds perched on a branch.

I Love a Sunburnt Country

James P Simon

Premium 5’7” Greeting Card featuring authentic Aboriginal artwork.

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$8.00

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Abstract painting with a black central field, yellow borders, and white outlined figures; small orange human silhouettes on the left.

Ancestors of Mungo

Nola Taylor

Premium 5’7” Greeting Card featuring authentic Aboriginal artwork.

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$8.00

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After the fire, seeds burst into life – now that’s inspiring!

Deborah Taylor

Premium 5’7” Greeting Card featuring authentic Aboriginal artwork.

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$8.00

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LATEST NEWS

The Goondee Keeping Place Celebrates Language, Culture, and Song in New Era Launch

It’s an exciting time for ACHAA’s newest core member, the Goondee Aboriginal Keeping Place & Museum, continuing the legacy of Elders before them.  Located in … Read More

Bronwyn Bancroft honoured with Lifetime Achievement in Artistic Excellence Award

ACHAA Congratulates Dr Bronwyn Bancroft AM for her Red Ochre Award for Lifetime Achievement in Artistic Excellence. As a proud … Read More

National Indigenous Art Fair Relocates to Barangaroo’s Cutaway

The National Indigenous Art Fair 2026 will return this July with a significant new chapter, relocating to The Cutaway in Barangaroo for … Read More

Culture On Show: Three Impactful Exhibitions at NSW Aboriginal Culture Centres

Three ACHAA Aboriginal Culture Centre members have launched exhibitions showing diverse depictions of community, artistic expression, Country, and ways of … Read More


OUR PLACES

Murrook Culture Centre


Murrook’s purpose is to gather, sustain, protect and teach Aboriginal culture to all people with an emphasis on Worimi culture as the land and people of the area. >MORE

Featured Image: “Guparr” (Dolphin); an interactive multimedia installation at Murrook Culture Centre, created in collaboration with Art of Multimedia, curated by Nicole Chaffey.

"Our Places" Slider Image: Minjungbal Museum and Cultural Centre, South Tweed Heads.


OUR PLACES

Muru Mittigar Aboriginal Cultural and Knowledge Centre


Muru Mittigar Aboriginal Cultural and Education Centre was established within the Penrith Lakes Scheme in December 1998 and was officially opened as a meeting place for sharing cultures in November 1999.

OUR PLACES

Our cultural places are unique, each developed in response to the needs and aspirations of their community.

They can be meeting places, keeping places, creative spaces, trading sites, places of engagement, interaction, sharing and understanding.

Equally they can be places for celebration, commemoration, memories and cultural exchange towards building community strength, self-determination and identity.

ABOUT US

ACHAA is the peak body for Aboriginal cultural assets across New South Wales such as cultural centres, knowledge centres, language centres, galleries, museums and keeping places.

The NSW Aboriginal, Culture, Heritage & Arts Association (ACHAA) supports these cultural facilities so they can be resilient and locally sustainable.

Artists

Meet some of our artists whose works and wares you can view and purchase in our online gallery.
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