At Birrunga Gallery, located in the heart of Brisbane, or Meanjin as it’s traditionally known, they take pride in being a significant cultural hub showcasing Aboriginal and contemporary art.

Founder, Birrunga Wiradyuri, a Wiradyuri man, leads as the principal artist, infusing the gallery with authenticity and vision. It is more than just an art space; it’s a vibrant venue offering an immersive experience of authentic First Nations culture, including art, music, dance, artefacts, food, tours, and classes.

They’re dedicated to providing an enriching experience for those eager to immerse themselves in Indigenous art and culture.

The catering team delights in serving modern Australian cuisine with a distinctive twist, integrating native spices and ingredients in every dish. This unique blend of traditional and contemporary flavors offers our customers a culinary experience that perfectly complements our artistic surroundings.

At Birrunga Gallery, they operate with deep respect for the local Indigenous community, acknowledging and working with the permission of Uncle Eddie Ruska on the traditional lands of the Jagera, Yugerra, and Turrbal People. Their connection to these communities is fostered through ceremonies and cultural exchanges, underlining a commitment to honour and preserve Indigenous cultures.