Featuring the largest collection of contemporary Australian Aboriginal art in the Americas

Founded in 2002, Booker-Lowe Gallery is one of only a handful of American art spaces dedicated to Aboriginal fine art. The owners – Nana Booker AM, who also serves as Australia's Honorary Consul of the State of Texas, and M. David Lowe – personally select paintings, prints, and carvings for the gallery during their visits to remote Aboriginal communities and towns.

Booker-Lowe Gallery offers:

Master works by leading artists from the Central and Western deserts, the Kimberleys of Western Australia, and Lockhart River on the Cape York Peninsula
Porcelain vessels and tablescapes by internationally-acclaimed Australian ceramics artist Pippin Drysdale
Bark paintings, ceremonial poles, carvings, paintings on paper and canvas, and works on paper from Arnhem Land and the Tiwi Islands
Fine art prints by indigenous artists from throughout Australia, including the Torres Strait Islands
Highly-collectible and affordable works by emerging artists
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