National Indigenous
Art Fair 2026
Stuart McMinn from Gawura Cultural Immersions
Festival info
The National Indigenous Art Fair will return to Gadigal Land at The Rocks, Sydney in 2026 to showcase creations from First Nations artists, designers and makers for its fifth annual art market.
From Saturday 27 -Sunday 28 June the Overseas Passenger Terminal will be bursting with art, performances, panel discussions, bushfood and a communal weaving circle.
At the ethical marketplace, there'll be more than 50 stallholders where you can purchase art, handmade jewellery, homewares, food and more. All proceeds go directly back to the artist and First Nations communities.
You can also check out cooking demonstrations, participate in workshops and enjoy the live music and dance performances.
Event details
Date:
Saturday 27th - Sunday 28th June 2026
Time:
10am - 5pm (Saturday ) 10am - 4pm (Sunday)
Location: Gadigal Land Overseas Passenger Terminal, 130 Argyle St, The Rocks, NSW. For more information on the location click here or visit our Facebook page.
Entry: $3.00pp (12 years and over) to support remote Indigenous artists at the Art Fair
Roselie Peterson, Barkly Regional Arts
Entrance NIAF
Gawura Cultural Immersions
Gawura Cultural Immersions
Gawura Cultural Immersions
Gawura Cultural Immersions
Gawura Cultural Immersions
Gawura Cultural Immersions
Munipi Arts
APY Art Centre Collective
Regina Wilson, Duurmu Arts
Bula Bula Arts
Weaver Karleen Green with visitors to the Art Fair
Injalak Arts
Miah Madden, NIAF curator
Richard from IndigiGrow at their stall at the Art Fair
Dollies Tribe
Ikuntju arts worker Hayley Dodd with First Hand Solutions CEO Peter Cooley
Ikuntju artist Kathy Curtis
NIAf runs against the backdrop of Sydney Harbour
Inside NIAF
Keringke Arts artwork
Keringke Arts artwork
At the entrance to NIAF
Jilamara Arts
Entrance of NIAF
Art centres attending
We opened our Marketplace up to remote art centres to support these as most Indigenous artworks are produced in around 90 art centres located in very remote regions of Australia. These centres represent a viable pathway to address the extreme economic exclusion experienced by residents of Australia’s remote Indigenous communities.
Photo: Pauline Wangin from APY Art Centre Collective
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