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Coe Gallery - Aboriginal owned gallery in the UK
Est.2022. Founded by Jasmine Coe and inspired by the activism of Paul Coe.

Exhibitions at The Vestibules, City Hall, Bristol
Appointment bookings at The Bristol Commonwealth Society

08/03/2026

On International Women’s Day, we honour the voices, knowledge and strength of women across generations.

Lidja Binjidbira meaning “listen to women” in the Larrakia language, is a powerful painting by Larrakia artist Rebekah Nyalkba. Rooted in her connection to the Larrakia Nation and her upbringing in the Northern Territory, the work reflects the deep cultural importance of listening to the stories, teachings, and wisdom carried by Aboriginal women.

Rebekah Nyalkba celebrates women as storytellers, nurturers and leaders, reminding us that their voices have always shaped culture, community and the future.

Today and every day, we honour the power of women’s voices and the responsibility to truly listen with deep respect.

Lidja Binjidbira
76.5 × 76.5 cm
Acrylic on canvas
Available for purchase, contact for enquiries

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04/03/2026

🌿 Gloria Petyarre (c.1942–2021) is widely regarded as one of the most significant Aboriginal artists of her generation. In 1999 she was awarded the prestigious Wynne Prize, bringing international recognition to her distinctive and powerful style.

Layers of movement and colour unfold within Gloria Petyarre’s remarkable painting Bush Medicine Dreaming. The work reflects the artist’s deep connection to Country and the cultural knowledge carried through generations of Anmatyerre women from the Utopia region in Central Australia.

This painting was previously exhibited in our summer exhibition last year. We are pleased to present it once again as part of our Spring Exhibition (19 March – 2 April), offering collectors and visitors the opportunity to experience this important work in person.

Join us for the private view on Thursday 19 March.

149 × 89 cm
Acrylic on canvas
Painted January 2005

This work is available on request. Send us an enquiry to learn more.
Payment plans available.

Portrait of Gloria Petyarre courtesy of Utopia Art Sydney.

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25/02/2026

Private Viewing Appointments
Saturday 28 February
The Bristol Commonwealth Society

We have a small number of appointments remaining for this Saturday at:

12pm
1pm
3pm

This is an opportunity to view works from our current catalogue in a quiet setting.

Featured works include:
Jeffrey Lewis, ‘Jeffrey’s Birds’
Tjulkiwa Atira Atira, ‘Ngayuku Ngura’ (My Country)
Rebekah Nyalkba, ‘Lidja Binjidbira’ (Listen to Women)

If you would like to book a time, please email [email protected].

21/02/2026

Layers of story unfold within Michelle Possum Nungurrayi’s beautiful painting ‘Grandmothers Country’. The work speaks of deep connection to Country and the passing of knowledge across generations.

This work is available on request. Send us an enquiry to learn more

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15/02/2026

‘Tjukula’ (Waterholes) by Ernabella (Pukatja) artist Tjulyata Kulyuru pictured in situ.

Tjulyata’s paintings and ceramics depict Tjukula, desert rock-holes vital to Anangu life and remembered across generations. Raised within a strong family of artists at Ernabella Arts, her practice carries forward knowledge of water, place and community.

If you missed the chance to see this beautiful work over summer, join us for our Spring show 🌱

19 March – 2 April
Weekdays 10am – 6pm
The Vestibules

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12/02/2026

We’re delighted to announce our first exhibition of 2026 and our first Spring Exhibition opening 19 March to 2 April.

Bringing together a carefully curated selection of available works, alongside a small number of new pieces including ‘Thumelin Ruwi (Green Country)’ by Amanda Westley. The exhibition offers a considered opportunity for collectors to acquire this season.

The private view will take place on 19 March, with invitations shared via our mailing list in the coming weeks.

Rental and payment plans will be available on selected works throughout the exhibition.

We look forward to welcoming you back to The Vestibules.

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10/02/2026

🎨 ARTIST SPOTLIGHT – Daisybell Kulyuru 💫

Ernabella (Pukatja) artist Daisybell Kulyuru’s work draws on memories of travelling on Country as a child, collecting mai (bush food) with family and carrying these lived experiences forward through painting. Her paintings are rich with beautiful, vibrant detail and a deep sense of warmth and movement.

Mai – Bush Tucker (Daisybell’s Story) (2025)
Acrylic on canvas
1200 × 910 mm.
For enquiries, please get in touch.

09/02/2026

Seven Sisters Dreaming by Nyrulla Possum Burns

Acrylic on canvas · 131 × 98 cm

Nyrulla Possum Burns is the granddaughter of Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri and daughter of Gabriella Possum Nungurrayi, continuing a remarkable family legacy through painting and storytelling.

Part of our rental programme, with flexible payment plans available.

Find out more at coegallery.com

05/02/2026

✨ Possum Dreaming by Danny Possum Tjampitjinpa ✨

A powerful continuation of a family story first painted by his grandfather, Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri.

Through tail lines, footprints, shifting landscape colours, and circles marking resting places, Danny maps the possum’s night journey, carrying forward an ancestral connection to Country and culture.

🖤 Acrylic on canvas
📏 82 × 139 cm

This work is available on request through our partners in Australia.

Flexible payment plans for purchase and rental are also available.

To find out more, please send us an enquiry, we’d love to hear from you.

01/02/2026

A look back at our Winter Exhibition 2025 ❄️

Thank you to everyone who joined us and made it so special.
As we move into 2026, we have some exciting plans ahead… stay tuned ✨

30/01/2026

Seven Sisters Dreaming by Gabriella Possum Nungurrayi, beautifully at home in this complimentary living space ✨

This powerful work shares the Seven Sisters (Pleiades) story passed down through Gabriella’s family. At Twenty Mile near Napperby Creek, the sisters flee Wati-Nyiru, rising into the sky to become the Pleiades, while he transforms into Orion - forever in pursuit. The concentric circles represent the Sisters with the lone star Orion shining against the Milky Way.

Celebrating the celestial Dreaming and powerful enduring stories of Country and culture ✨

This work is available on request.

92 x 185 cm

Address

College Green
Bristol
BS1 5TR

Website

http://www.coegallery.com/

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