Welcome to Emu Apple Gallery. Be sure to visit the Art Store to purchase that special piece of art. The paintings are sure to appeal to the keen collector or just the everyday art lover buying for enjoyment. Decorator Art for houses and apartments is also a speciality. 

The Gallery is named after the Emu Apple bush which produces the desert plum. Growing in the desert, this weeping emubush most certainly loves lonely places, although it hardly ever is completely on its own and often can be found in what could be called a "family-retreat". It is not unusal for the plant to grow in small clusters where one taller parent-tree is surrounded by a number of juvenile trees which have grown either from seed or from root suckers. Aboriginal Food plays a significant role in indigenous art. The seasonal knowledge of where to locate food essential for survival in the Central Desert. It is enshrined in Dreaming Stories and passed from generation to generation in the ceremonial rituals.The Desert Plum is a popular source of food and is sometimes called the native nectarine or sour plum.


Emu Apple promotes and showcases Indigenous fine art. The works of the Utopian Artists are a speciality. All paintings are ethically sourced and are fine quality works.

Aboriginal art is the oldest continuing art tradition in the world, and even the most discerning buyer is sure to find an impressive piece of art, either for investment or just enjoyment. . The Desert Region covers one third of the Australian continent and is home to many Aboriginal tribes including the Pintupi, Warlpiri, Luritja, Pitjantjatjara, Arrente and Anmatyerre. All paintings are accompanied with authentic documentation from the relevant art community.

Emu Apple will be sponsoring the Ochre Foundation in 2009, which assists Indigenous health programs through art. The Menzies School of Health Research needs funds for research into Indigenous child health.