Firstly, we the team at Indigenu ( artists/ framers/accountants/ relief staff )thank you enormously for the wonderful ongoing support for the endeavour, Indigenu. It is more than selling art, much much more than that. There are so many things projected for the year and it has started with some momentum. The most exciting project that is currently happening is a collection of significant works have been bought and commissioned to be installed in a major historical building in the city. We are proud to have been chosen to be a permanent part of South Australian history. Photos and more news on this event will be featured soon.
Thank you to Indigenu Melbourne for hosting Victorians and dispatching art work throughout Australia and across the world. Further to this is, it is projected that another gallery will be established in another state and again further news later but it means so many things to the business but so much more for Aboriginal artists.
From the 1st of August through to the 28th is the SALA festival in Adelaide, it is an art feast and of course Indigenu will be involved. Indigenu will be featuring the work of two significant Aboriginal women Coral Hayes Pananka and Justinna Sims. 
The Indigenu Team
They do exceptional work, have been a smash here with our collectors and are wonderful to work with. Look out for this.............more later.
As of March 1st Indigenu will be expanding thanks to the wonderful support it has received in the first few years of operation, a bit unheard of at this time - places expanding their business. In addition to providing art, the catering work of Indigenu is gaining additional momentum too along with artist in residence programs and other cultural consultancy services. Soon to be introduced is a course around cultural sensitivity offered to professionals working with Aboriginal clients. An experienced advisor in the field will be delivering this service for Indigenu.
This is Colin Weetra, an experienced lecturer available to run Cultural Sensitivity Training to work teams around Australia.
Audrey working on a commission piece
