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There are six major First Nations events poised to happen Read More
There are six major First Nations events poised to happen Read More
The Australian National Maritime Museum (and Aboriginal Art Directory) congratulates Read More
Simon Chan at Sydney’s Art Atrium gallery has fingers in Read More
Western Australia is nothing if not patriotic, and occasionally it Read More
While Australian media has been proudly celebrating the Venice Biennale Read More
Amazing news from La Serenissima. For the first time in Read More
The dry season oop north approaches, and so do the Read More
“I come from Rangani, that is north western Melville Island Read More
What a feast of Watsons are on offer in Ken Read More
It seems weirdly appropriate that the 2024 Sydney Biennale entitled Read More
I couldn’t resist sharing with you a snippet from John Read More
The Brazilian curator of April’s 60th Venice Biennale, Adriano Pedrosa Read More
Given its delayed opening because of Covid – its ‘first Read More
Who owns what in a cultural history? The question is Read More
Te-Wheke – The Adversary didn’t look ready for a fight. Read More
The 24th Biennale of Sydney (in its 50th year) which Read More
Australia’s leading Aboriginal art festival, Tarnanthi this year includes exhibitions Read More
The Biennale of Sydney and the Fondation Cartier pour l’art Read More
I recently remarked on the passing of the Indigenous community Read More
As your regular commercial gallery has undoubtedly told you several Read More
The judges for the 2023 Telstra NATSIA Awards have maintained Read More
Queensland’s Minister for the Arts, Leeanne Enoch last night announced Read More
“The centres sustain artists,” says the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair’s Read More
Remember that we’ve been promised a National Aboriginal Art Gallery Read More
It’s very odd. All parties involved seemed to say that Read More
I wrote down the word “terrible” at the end of Read More
Just delivered on NITV are this year’s First Nations Arts Read More
The word Yunupingu In Yolngu means “the rock that stands Read More