AN Aboriginal art trail is winding its way through the North East.
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Aboriginal Exhibitions Gallery opened an exhibition at its fourth Border venue, Quest Albury on Townsend, on Monday.
The exhibition - Dhungala - Craig Charles & Trevor Turbo Brown - has previously shown at De Bortoli Wines Rutherglen Estate.
Aboriginal Exhibitions Gallery director Hans Sip said the art trail would connect Albury, Rutherglen and Beechworth.
"The concept is about having an art trail linking Rutherglen Estate, Circa 1928, Quest Albury on Townsend and the Old Beechworth Gaol," he said.
About 70 artworks are now on display at Quest Albury on Townsend across two floors, galleries, corridors and suites (four named after the artists).
Lockhart River Art Gang founding members Rosella Namok, Silas Hobson and Patrick Butcher Jnr attended the Albury opening.
Butcher Jnr, who paints with his palms on environmental themes, was thrilled with the exhibition.
"The set-up is very impressive," he said.
"I was taken back with having a suite named after me!"
During a whirlwind tour, the artists attended the opening of Waanta Mukana - Our Many Yarns, Our Many Stories at De Bortoli Wines Rutherglen Estate gallery on Sunday and a charity auction in Melbourne on Friday.
