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Will Korner, Head of Fairs at TEFAF, said, “Quality is our calling card…High-quality Aboriginal art was a gap in our offering, so it’s great that we’ve been able to add it.”
Following participation in TEFAF Maastricht, in addition to its annual international program of exhibitions and events at its galleries in Melbourne, Sydney, and New York, D’Lan Contemporary will continue to foster awareness and appreciation of First Nations art in Europe with a solo exhibition of Emily Kam Kngwarray’s work in London, in collaboration with Pace Gallery, in June 2025. That will be followed by participation in Frieze Masters for the third time in October 2025.
ABOUT D’LAN CONTEMPORARY
D’Lan Contemporary was founded in Melbourne, Australia in 2016 by art advisor and gallerist, D’Lan Davidson, who was previously Head of Indigenous Art at Sotheby’s Australia and who has specialized in Australian First Nations art for more than twenty years.
Representing Australia’s most distinctive and dynamic art movement, D’Lan Contemporary presents regular exhibitions by leading First Nations artists at its galleries in Melbourne, Sydney and New York, alongside an international program of educational talks and events that celebrate and promote the rich art and culture of the country’s first peoples.
In addition to its international exhibition program, D’Lan Contemporary frequently sources exceptional works of art on behalf of museums, institutions, and noted private collections.
D’Lan Contemporary maintains strict ethical practices and is committed to generating positive industry change to create a sustainable marketplace for this important segment of Australian art and culture. The gallery contributes 30% of its net profits back to First Nations artists and their local communities.
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