This page features audio descriptions of artworks for visitors.

Audio description provides detailed verbal descriptions of the visual elements of an artwork, supporting greater access to and engagement with key works.

Betty Muffler & Mehwish Iqbal

Our Summer exhibition season brings together two major presentations by senior Aṉangu artist and ngangkaṟi (traditional healer) Betty Muffler, and Pakistani-born Australian artist Mehwish Iqbal, whose creative practices are grounded in cultural knowledge, collaboration and connection to place.

Audio descriptions by room, clockwise

Betty Muffler | Ngangkaṟi Ngura – Healing Country


Betty Muffler, Ngangkaṟi Ngura (Healing Country), 2025
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Betty Muffler, Ngangkaṟi Ngura (Healing Country), 2026
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Maringka Burton, Betty Chimney, Emily Cullinan, Kunmanara (Nellie Ngampa) Coulthard and Betty Muffler, Ngura Nganampa Wintjiri Wiru Ngaranyi – Our Beautiful Country, 2025
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Mehwish Iqbal | Bait-al-Nahl بيتThe House of Bees – النحل


Mehwish Iqbal, Magarmach, 2025-26
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Mehwish Iqbal, A Poppy Crop, 2026
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Mehwish Iqbal, Naqsh-e-Jahan, 2026
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Boyd Collection Gallery

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Gallery 3 - Arthur Boyd

 


Arthur Boyd, Tree, 1939
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Arthur Boyd, Figure on Rocky Point (Ricketts Point), c1938
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Arthur Boyd, Beach Scene, 1939
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Arthur Boyd, Houses, Eden, 1939
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Arthur Boyd, House, pine trees and horses, 1940
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Arthur Boyd letter to Doris Boyd

Letter begins “Dear Mumumum’s, Satday. My Dear Little Mummum’s, what a lovely letter you wrote me such a nice little pink flower too.” 

Visual Description
Transcription of Letter

 


Arthur Boyd, Pastoral Landscape, 1936
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