Indigenous artist Vincent Namatjira is recognized for his paintings that humorously challenge colonial narratives, often featuring figures like Queen Elizabeth.

Namatjira has overcome a difficult upbringing to win awards and gain international recognition for his artwork.

He plays a mentorship role to up-and-coming artists, contributing to the preservation and promotion of Indigenous culture within contemporary art.

Vincent Namatjira's work, along with that of other Indigenous artists such as Cheryl Rose, Aidan Hartshorn, Jan Baljagil Gunjaka Griffiths, and Sophie Honess, is exhibited at notable Australian galleries, including the National Gallery of Australia and the Ian Potter Centre.

The exhibitions focus on themes of family history and displacement and aim to amplify Indigenous Australian voices in the art world, running through July and August.