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Blak Circle

A dedicated First Nations gallery in the Border region offering opportunities for aboriginal artists to access new audiences.

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an inclusive First Nations-led Gallery that celebrates and elevates the creative voices of our region.

Blak Circle is an inclusive First Nations-led gallery based on the Border of Albury-Wodonga. Launched in 2026, the Gallery’s purpose it to showcase and support First Nations artists living in the Murray NSW & North-East Victoria region by providing a platform for their artistic practices, from emerging to professional. They are committed to promoting authentic and contemporary First Nations art.

Formerly, Burraja Gallery, the social enterprise was started by Murray Arts in 2016 as a dedicated Aboriginal Arts gallery to advocate for all Aboriginal artists who lived, worked or connected locally, and provide an opportunity for dialogue and connection between the wider community and our Aboriginal community.

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Nginha Navrumbang On Country' by Darren Wighton (Wiradjuri), acrylic on canvas.
‘Nginha Navrumbang On Country’, Darren Wighton -Wiradjuri, acrylic on canvas
Woven Muka Muka by Treahna Hamm (Yorta Yorta).
Treahna Hamm – Yorta Yorta – woven Muka Muka
Gum Leaves by Stephen Berger, an Arrernte man from Alice Springs residing on the Border.
Gum Leaves by Stephen Berger – Arrernte man from Alice Springs Arrernte man from Alice Springs who resides on the Border.

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