KTAFA Collaborations

Mother-daughter duo T’keyah Ware and Kelly Taylor profiled for producing exquisite First Nations art steeped in history — Antakirinja/Yankunytjatjara/Kokatha artists sharing their heritage with the world.

A commissioned artwork by Kelly Taylor and T’keyah Ware, unveiled at the RFDS NAIDOC Week launch and featured on new RFDS Central Operations uniforms. The original is displayed at the Adelaide base.

Kelly Taylor and T’keyah Ware created an original artwork used on greeting cards sent across the nation to Country Arts SA friends, patrons, partners and collaborators.

Kelly Taylor and her three daughters Kelilah, T’keyah and Taliyah Ware each painted a Christmas star for the Disney Australia × Bluethumb festive collaboration.

Kelly Taylor joined 24 leading Australian female artists in the Bluethumb Digital Muses NFT Drop, debuting her first digital collection inspired by Blue Rain, Camping under the Moonlight, and Family, Past & Present.

Commissioned for SA Water’s sixth RAP launch, the artwork by Kelly Taylor and T’keyah Ware traces water’s journey across South Australia, with footprints from community partners marking a shared commitment to reconciliation.

RAP artwork by Kelly Taylor and T’keyah Ware unveiled at SA Power Networks’ headquarters, representing connection to Country and their ongoing reconciliation journey.

Commissioned for Enerven’s 2025 Reconciliation Action Plan launch, the artwork by Kelly Taylor and T’keyah Ware represents the flow of energy across Country and the shared commitment to powering reconciliation.

Kelly Taylor and T’keyah collaborated on an ATO NAIDOC Week commission representing ATO People & Community coming together to build a brighter future for all Australians.

A traditional Aboriginal painting by Kelly Taylor and T’keyah Ware reproduced and vinyl-wrapped onto a shipping container, unveiled at Northline’s 40th anniversary celebrations in Adelaide.

T’keyah Ware collaborated with SALA on artwork featured across limited-edition Foodland shopping bags distributed throughout South Australia, with proceeds supporting opportunities for SA artists.

A commission piece by Kelly Taylor and T’keyah Ware supporting SANE Australia’s mission to champion the voices of people affected by complex mental health issues.

Commission painting by Kelly Taylor representing Ingham’s commitment to consult, grow and build relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and cultures.

Kelly Taylor, an AMYAC member, created a commission piece for Peak Iron Mines’ Adelaide office, representing the shared journey of Peak Iron Mines and AMYAC.

Kelly Taylor partnered with SA Road Services to create a painting reflecting their mission to connect communities and people through the SA outback road network.

Kelly Taylor completed a commission painting and digital design for First Response Security, representing people coming together and doing good for the community.

An ongoing partnership between Kelly Taylor and Impression Dental Group, with multiple successful commissioned artworks celebrating the collaboration.

T’keyah Ware created two paintings exclusively for Recreation Beauty’s Christmas gifting boxes, with a portion of every sale donated to the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

Workskil Australia showcased Kelilah Taylor-Ware, a young Antikirinya/Wirangu storyteller, as part of their Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan 2024–2026.

Editorial feature on Kelly Taylor of the Antikirinya/Kokatha peoples, sharing how painting keeps her family connected to Country — a tradition passed down from her grandmother Millie Taylor.

KTAFA artworks are showcased inside the luxury seaside villas of Baird Bay on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula, creating a unique connection between desert Country and the ocean.

T'keyah Ware collaborated with Somerside to bring her most popular artwork, Camping Under the Moonlight, to life on beach towels and cooler bags — authentic Aboriginal art for the Australian beach lifestyle.

Tailored original artworks for offices, boardrooms and reception spaces that reflect your organisation’s story and connection to Country.

Original commissions created to launch and accompany RAPs, with cultural storytelling at the centre of every brief.

Licensed designs for uniforms, packaging, vehicles, printed collateral and digital campaigns — produced with cultural integrity.

Limited-edition product partnerships with retail, beauty, fashion and lifestyle brands that share KTAFA’s standards.

Editorial collaborations with national publications and broadcasters profiling the artists and their work.

Community-led projects, public art and not-for-profit collaborations that strengthen and share First Nations culture.