An Indigenous Experience. Article first published in www.ozehols.com.au, http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/western-australia/an-indigenous-experience/
Visit the Aboriginal Art Galleries to seek out some of the most authentic souvenirs, browse the works of Australian Aboriginal artists, from traditional dot paintings and wood craft to contemporary pieces by award-winning artists.
When you are in Perth, head for the Aboriginal Art Gallery in Kings Park, The Mossenson Gallery in Subiaco or Creative Native in Forrest Chase.
It will be an amazing indigenous gallery experience that will immerse you in ancient Aboriginal culture when you drop in to the regional interpretive centres of Karijini, Kojonup and Yallingup or the Swan Valley’s Maarlinup gallery.You can learn more about the indigenous culture and history by visiting the various galleries. Inspiration can also be found in the cultural melting pot of Broome’s galleries and many remote Aboriginal communities of the North West and Golden Outback.
If you are planning a holiday in Western Australia, staying at least a couple days in Perth is a must. Accommodation in Perth city, including holiday rentals in Perth can be found via OzeHols.
Entry is free. For further information – Email wainfo@bestof.com.au Tollfree 1800 812 808
Some information and image courtesy of ATDW.
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