Amoonguna Film
The new film Under Streetlights is largely shot in the Read More
Gift of Ethnohistory
The UNESCO-inscribed Donald Thomson Ethnohistory Collection, which offers rare insights Read More
Venice Indigenised
While Australian media has been proudly celebrating the Venice Biennale Read More
Puruntatameri Pottery
“I come from Rangani, that is north western Melville Island Read More
The Master Colourist
What a feast of Watsons are on offer in Ken Read More
Australia’s largest woven sculpture
I couldn’t resist sharing with you a snippet from John Read More
Biennale Goes Indigenous
The Biennale of Sydney and the Fondation Cartier pour l’art Read More
Sun and Shadow
I recently remarked on the passing of the Indigenous community Read More
Red Ochre Time
Just delivered on NITV are this year’s First Nations Arts Read More
Dr G Yunupingu
The word Yunupingu In Yolngu means “the rock that stands Read More
First Nations Take Over the AGNSW
Wow, was my headline last time prescient! I touted, "First Read More
First Nations Take-over the AGNSW Prizes
Just three percent of the nation and just over four Read More
Trans-Indigenous Marrugeku
You go to see Marrugeku dance for difference. It may Read More
PERKY ‘REVIVE’ HAS ARRIVED
The Australian Labor Party is having a fourth go at Read More
The Perfect Sydney Art Museum?
The “Perfect Sydney art museum” is about to open officially Read More
The Queen in Arnhemland
An excellent article on the Artshub website considers the late Read More
Marvellous Madayin
A momentous event occurs in the tiny New Hampshire town Read More
A Grande Experience
There will be many mixed responses around ‘Connection : Songlines Read More
Missing Molly
Sydney's tiny Ensemble Theatre's decision to program an Indigenous play Read More
Molly Johnson
The never-ending saga of 'The Drover's Wife : The Legend Read More
Cobar Sound Chapel
An extraordinary musical event takes place next weekend in the Read More
ONE MAN MOB
Palawa man Nathan Maynard's 'The Season' was hailed by me Read More
Tarrkarri, The Future, Begins
Construction on the $200 million Aboriginal Arts and Cultures Centre Read More
ALICK & ALBERT
Irony of ironies! The delightful new documentary film, 'Alick & Read More
The Pages of Bangarra
In August 2009, I sat down with Stephen Page to Read More
The View from There
Over East, we may feel that the isolationists of Western Read More
Rhonda Sharpe Sculptor
Eight Hundred and Forty Four entries and Tangentyere artist from Read More
It’s All Happening Elsewhere
The fruits of both philanthropy and of sheer artistic determination Read More