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
TJUNGUNGUTJA TO ALICE
A little bit of history via my writing in 2017 Read More
30 YEARS OF ABORIGINAL ART IN THE US
For some years now I have been suggesting that increased 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
Remote Arts Workers at UniMelb
Young Aboriginal artists and arts workers from across northern Australia Read More
Two Iconic Art Galleries for the NT?
How many iconic art galleries can one State or Territory Read More
The Aboriginal Memorial – A Smouldering Reproach
The 30th anniversary of the 1988 creation of The Aboriginal Read More
Quilliam’s Blood, Bone, Ascension
The work of award-winning photographer, Wayne Quilliam, is currently on Read More
SYDNEY CONTEMPORARY 2018
I'm not sure they really get it! 'Australiasia's Premier International Read More
Whispering Still
Twenty years ago, almost single-handedly kicking off the History Wars, Read More
CIAF Sets Records
Sunshine filled days and starlit skies drew the crowds and Read More
SCHIZOPHRENIA OF THE COLONISED
Dance is a wonderfully abstract medium which can allow for Read More
The Politics of Art in Darwin
One of the factors that makes Darwin such a dynamic Read More
The Long Forgotten Dream
The world premier of this play by a writer unknown Read More
Blak Markets Back in Sydney
The Blak Markets organisation will again host the National Indigenous Read More
WIK v TAREE
Two documentary films on significant Indigenous subjects came early in Read More
WARS & MASSACRES
The ever-over-wrought Alan Jones was launching a book about political Read More
THE PLAY’S THE THING…..
As Hamlet noted, a play can play a significant role Read More
Red Ochre Time Again
The Australia Council for the Arts is set to celebrate Read More