Sally Scales

In the heart of New Farm, within the quiet spaces of an architecturally significant home, N.Smith Gallery presents an exhibition shaped by a special resonance. Our roots in Queensland run...

Atunmananyi munu Kanyini - Holding and Protecting Country honours the role of women in the continuation and evolution of cultural practices. Through vibrant paintings and pitis (coolamons) made from reclaimed...

Hazelhurst Arts Centre presents New South, a group painting exhibition showcasing the work and stories of a diverse group of painters from Southern Australia. They represent varied artistic communities in...

To celebrate the gallery's 3rd birthday, 15 of the gallery's represented artists are brought together thematically. Holly Anderson Tom Blake Joshua Charadia Casey Chen Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro Fiona...

‘Ngayuku Manta Ngayuku Wangka (My land, my voice) is my first show after the 2023 referendum. It’s full of works filled with emotions dealing with the hurt, sadness that First...

Sally Scales is a Pitjantjatjara woman from Pipalyatjara in the far west of the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands. Her work consistently returns to the specificity of place, including sites...

N.Smith Gallery is delighted to announce Natasha Walsh, Joan Ross, & Sally Scales are finalists in the Archibald & Wynne prizes. Archibald touring dates / venues: Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery...

Sally Scales' exhibition of new works titled Ngayuku Tjukurpa: My Law & Culture, My Country, My Story , took place at APY Gallery, Sydney in November 2022.