Australian Aboriginal Art in Prescott

The Vigraha Gallery in downtown Prescot

 The Vigraha Gallery in Prescott, located at 115 E. Goodwin St.,

Suite E, is showing contemporary Aboriginal works in their 

exhibition space. Tucked back from the street and cloistered 

within a Spanish styled courtyard, the gallery shows Asian,

Indian and Himalayan antique art. Visiting the gallery is like 

stumbling upon a luminous jewel and one is stuck by the 

profound sense of peace and quiet within the gallery confines.

Sculptures and painted works abound and the gallery is packed 

with quality Eastern Art treasures large and small. Works are
shown in stone, wood and metal, fabric and furniture. Elegant

figures from Hindu and Buddhist pantheons are arrayed in quiet 

splendor, greeting visitors with their serene countenance and 

infectious grace.

Inside the Vigraha Gallery

The Aboriginal Art being shown is from contemporary Aboriginal
artists Paddy Fordham Wainburranga, William Sandy, Yinarupa
Nungala and Kudditji Kngwarreye. Both traditional and interesting
new takes on Aboriginal style are shown, with some contemporary
pieces in the show rivaling western style works.  Delicate but
powerful, the work will remain on exhibition through May 6th.

Contemporary Aboriginal Art at the Vigraha Gallery