Post-NATSIAAs
While the Telstra NATSIAAs naturally hit the headlines with their Read More
Telstra NATSIAAs
In Darwin at NATSIAA’s time, it’s an oddity that the Read More
Darwin 2022
All the news of late from the Northern Territory has Read More
FNQ All Over
Cairns, Cape York and the Torres Strait may seem like Read More
PHOENIXING
Judith Neilson is in the news for all the wrong Read More
A Grande Experience
There will be many mixed responses around ‘Connection : Songlines Read More
The 2022 Red Ochres
Bangarra’s founding artistic director, Stephen Page and the visual artist Read More
Barak Artworks Saved for Victoria
Amazing news! The Victorian State government has put up half Read More
Missing Molly
Sydney's tiny Ensemble Theatre's decision to program an Indigenous play Read More
NATSIAA Finalists Announced
65 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander finalists from across Australia Read More
Molly Johnson
The never-ending saga of 'The Drover's Wife : The Legend Read More
SERRY MOANY
I wonder if Curator-in-Chief, Hetti Perkins knows how appropriate her Read More
Cobar Sound Chapel
An extraordinary musical event takes place next weekend in the Read More
Badger Bates’s Biennale
It's almost impossible to avoid the Man from the Barka Read More
Indigenous Cultural Centres
A recent trip to the Adelaide Festival has thrown up Read More
Scales of the Wati Tjakura
It seems an age since the Telstra NATSIAAs opened last Read More
ONE MAN MOB
Palawa man Nathan Maynard's 'The Season' was hailed by me Read More
Embodying Fear
“My culture was supposed to make me a man”, cries Read More
Wudjang : Not the Past
The omens were so good. Stephen Page's 32 year reign Read More
Lost in Shanghai
The delightful efforts of journo Jane Hutcheon to tell of 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
Dancing at Dubbagullee
It sometimes seems as though the gulf between the remote Read More
SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL
“We're still waiting to be understood” says a plaintive Ruby Read More
The View from There
Over East, we may feel that the isolationists of Western Read More