“The Art of the Nation“
Thank you mob in Darwin for this business. Thank you. Read More
The Salon, 2020
For the first time in umpteen years, I haven't been Read More
ONLINE SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL
In a foreshortened and online film festival, the normal Sydney Read More
NATSIAA Pre-Selections Revealed
It's the time of year for excitement and despair amongst Read More
BIENNALE OF SYDNEY 2020
Biennales come and go and are often remarkably forgettable. Every Read More
WADJUK IN THE BLACK
There was a time when Indigenous performance was anathema to Read More
The Red Centre’s Festival of Light
Update: Parrtjima has been rescheduled to 11-20 September 2020, in Read More
Festivals in the Blak
With the ubiquity of Indigenous cultural practice today, you just Read More
AUSTRALIA’S CROWN JEWELS
I've written much in recent months about the absence of Read More
It’s Time for Tarnanthi
Somebody once announced It's Time, and won a famous election. Read More
FIBRE ALCHEMY
From ghost net sculpture to body amour, a new fibre Read More
2019 Telstra NATSIAAs
The political flavour of last weekend's Garma Festival has swept Read More
Save the Date – Tarnanthi in October
Tarnanthi, the Art Gallery of South Australia's Festival of Contemporary Read More
SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL
The Sydney Film Festival has had an honourable history of Read More
FAIRS FAIRS
Have you noticed that no city these days seems to Read More
The Spirit of Churaki
They've escaped from Queensland and appeared for one night only Read More
The Gagosian Effect
As I predicted, the arrival of a significant Aboriginal art Read More
An Indigenous Biennale?
Well, do we have an Indigenous Sydney Biennale or not? Read More
Kunmanara Williams Stars at The National
I start my thoughts on the very lively new tripartite Read More
Parrtjima and CIAF announce 2019 plans
The official program for Parrtjima “ A Festival in Light Read More
SPINIFEX GUM
Back in December, I previewed the Sydney Festival with its Read More
Man with the Iron Neck
It takes much courage and collaboration to put the sorry Read More
THE WEEKEND
What's spiriting about this Sydney Festival production is that brand Read More
#alwayswill be
The SBS TV spin-off, NITV is building up to a Read More
Blak Out at the Sydney Festival
Has Sydney ever had such a political Artistic Director for Read More
Quilliam’s Blood, Bone, Ascension
The work of award-winning photographer, Wayne Quilliam, is currently on Read More
WIK v TAREE
Two documentary films on significant Indigenous subjects came early in Read More
ON GADI COUNTRY
In an extraordinary first “ extraordinary because it's the first Read More