Creamy beige background with a subtle, wavy, white design.

Create and share your personal or business story/history through art.

Ayeye Atyenhe Art is a partnership of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, initially based on Arrernte land at Alice Springs. We collaborate with a growing number of Aboriginal artists in the Northern Territory and facilitate the development of unique and authentic Indigenous art. 


Ayeye Atyenhe means My Story in the East Arrernte language. Phonetically it is pronounced 'a-year a-chin '. My Story Art.

We are an Arrernte business, on Arrernte land, with Arrernte artists. 

Australian Indigenous art is the oldest ongoing art tradition in the world, with ancient rock carvings dating back more than 30,000 years.

Today, the quality and variety of authentic Australian Indigenous art reflects the richness and diversity of the culture that it draws on.

Ayeye Atyenhe Art celebrates and supports the work of talented Indigenous artists from around the Northern Territory, Central Australia and North-East Arnhem Land. We are proud to present their original artworks for purchase, to add to your home or corporate collection. We are launching initially with a style of Central Australia.

My Story
(Ayeye Atyenhe)

Get your story painted

In an exciting first for artists and art collectors alike, Ayeye Atyenhe Art is offering people the opportunity to have their story painted by an Aboriginal artist, using a mix of traditional and contemporary techniques. The result is unique, personal and meaningful. It can even be customised to the client’s preferred size and colour theme.

Sketch of a musical figure with instruments, animal tracks, boomerangs, and abstract shapes.
Abstract Aboriginal dot painting featuring musical instruments and animal tracks.

Events

Aboriginal Art Workshop in Alice Springs

Price: Adults $100.00, Children (under 16) $30.00

Duration: 90 Minutes (approx.)

Location: Olive Pink Botanic Gardens, Alice Springs, NT

Product code: PUUGRX               

This 90 minute experience with recognised Aboriginal artists - Marie Ryder and Kevin Bird, will give you the opportunity to share in a part of their art and culture.


Marie and Kevin will take you on a journey of the tradition of Aboriginal art, intertwined with their own personal stories.

You will enjoy discovering about their connection to the Central Australian country, as well as experience demonstrations, some art making of your own a memento.

Unique and special on Arrernte land, where you can learn a little of Arrernte culture.


A child (up to 16 years old) can attend if accompanied and supervised by a paying adult/parent