TIWI + JAZZ REVIEW
A wonderfully warm (well, hot actually) performance in the Spiegeltent Read More
‘CUT THE SKY’ REVIEW
In its latest work for the Sydney Festival, the Broome-based Read More
TRACEY MOFFATT FOR VENICE
Photographer, film-maker and witty film montage-maker, Tracey Moffatt has been Read More
THE VERNACULAR AT THE ASIA PACIFIC TRIENNIAL
You can spend three years planning for a massive event Read More
TARNANTHI TRIUMPHANT
Story is so rich in Aboriginal art; it does help Read More
PUTUPARRI AND THE RAINMAKERS
The documentary is an astonishing ten-year labour of love by Read More
Details of Exciting New Tarnanthi Festival
More than 300 artists from across Australia will showcase work Read More
DARWIN ““ THE BIGGER PICTURE
This is how I began my first, impressionistic report from Read More
Thancoupie“™s Bursary and CIAF 2015
On 28th July the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair hosted a Read More
MITZEVICH GOES BUSH
Visiting the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands in the north Read More
Darwin Art Fair Registrations Open
Art Centre registrations open online from the 23 February for Read More
DARWIN 2014 – The Bigger Picture
In the wash-up to the 31st National Aboriginal & Torres Read More
31st NATSIAAs: TONY ALBERT DOES IT AGAIN
The three judges for this 31st NATSIAA Award all come Read More
TARNANTHI ““ THE NEW NAME IN FESTIVALS
South Australia's Premier Jay Weatherill has announced that the State's Read More
NATSIAA SURPRISES
The great names are there at this year's National Aboriginal Read More
BLACK PANTHER WOMAN
My interest in the history of Aboriginal activism in Australia Read More
THEATRE AS POLITICS
With the shining exception of Stephen Sewell, political theatre in Read More
Wayne Quilliam at NZ Photography Festival
One of Australia's most respected Aboriginal photographers, Wayne Quilliam, will Read More
Djilpin Arts Arrives at Melbourne’s Federation Square
Walk with Us: Djilpin Arts, the Northern Territory's globally recognised Read More
27TH MERREPEN ARTS & CULTURAL FESTIVAL
The Daly River community (Nauiyu), 240 kilometres south-west of Darwin, Read More
GUDIRR GUDIRR/GOOD GOOD
This solo work of dance theatre from Broome brought back Read More
SYDNEY FESTIVAL BLACKS UP
There was a time after the great Olympic Dreaming Festival Read More
INDIGENOUS FESTIVALS GALORE
For a while, it seemed that Rhoda Roberts' pioneering efforts Read More
THAT TIME OF THE YEAR
It's that time of the year! Just as the footy Read More
50th ANNIVERSARY OF THE BARK PETITION
It was a big rock that set off so many Read More
DEBIL DEBIL CORROBOREE
We live in exclusive times! Or should that be exclusionary? Read More
First Aboriginal and TSI Playwriting Festival in Sydney for 20 Years
The first Aboriginal playwriting festival in Sydney for over two Read More
PAPUNYA TULA CELEBRATES ITS 40TH
Alice Springs is in party mode this weekend as Papunya Read More