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Deviate | Araluen Collection

Deviate – to depart from an established course

This exhibition draws inspiration from the Divergence component of the Ground Swell; Araluen at 40 exhibition. It concentrates on artists who push the boundaries of their chosen media to enable new techniques and creativity to emerge.

The artworks are diverse in media, often unique and at times challenging. Material is a key component of the artworks, as well as bold use of colour and mark-making. Process is often central and these artworks are always evolving.

29th Alice Springs Beanie Festival | Sporting Headgear

Welcome Beanie Lovers to the Alice Springs Beanie Festival 2025!

We invite you to come along and be a part of our 29th Anniversary celebrations. WOW! 29 years of beanies! How to imagine in 1997, 100 beanies and a band of friends grew to 6,800 beanies and thousands of beanie lovers from around the world! Enjoy the warmth, colour and joy that everyone brings to our unique Central Australian event.

Pip McManus: Saw Points

Pip McManus is a local Mparntwe/Alice Springs artist who has been reflecting on the timeless issues of dispossession and migration.

Saw Points encompass a selection of new artworks alongside matured installation from years of refined reflection with outstanding pieces drawn from the Araluen Arts Centre collection.

Rod Moss: Moon Havoc

Rod Moss has lived in Alice Springs since 1984, writing, painting, drawing and carving tables with Australiana motifs.

“Australia’s relationship with its First Peoples, following the pattern of European countries worldwide, has been contentious since colonisation. How this relationship was unfolding in Central Australia occupied my attention from the get go. My creative work concerning this relationship has ineluctably attracted attention in town and far beyond.