Tarnanthi Returns in October
Australia’s leading Aboriginal art festival, Tarnanthi this year includes exhibitions 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
Sydney Contemporary Artfair
As your regular commercial gallery has undoubtedly told you several Read More
Diversity in the KWM Award
What is surely the most diverse art award for Indigenous Read More
Museums on Hold
It seems the only people interested in the much-delayed fate Read More
Big and Rooted Takes the Telstra
The judges for the 2023 Telstra NATSIA Awards have maintained Read More
Note the Name – Koongotema
Queensland’s Minister for the Arts, Leeanne Enoch last night announced Read More
Deep Time in Sydney
The tendency to conflate the quite distinct Aboriginal worlds of Read More
Not the APYACC
“Only Black hands on Black art” proclaims the Harvey Galleries Read More
FAIRS FARE
“The centres sustain artists,” says the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair’s Read More
IS proppaNOW OCURRENT?
It’s not often that a show garlanded with a US$25,000 Read More
Mixed News from Mparntwe
Remember that we’ve been promised a National Aboriginal Art Gallery Read More
The Agony of Assimilation
I wrote down the word “terrible” at the end of Read More
APYACC Part 6
Today, the Council of the National Gallery of Australia has Read More
Kunmanara (Pepai) Carroll
Last month I wrote about the exhibition at Manly Art Read More
First Nations Take Over the AGNSW
Wow, was my headline last time prescient! I touted, "First Read More
Finalists for the 40th NATSIAAs
63 finalists have been announced in the 2023 Telstra National Read More
APYACC Part 4
Sadly, it’s inevitable that I keep writing about the issue Read More
First Nations Take-over the AGNSW Prizes
Just three percent of the nation and just over four Read More
APYACC Part 3
Big news – the National Gallery of Australia (NGA) has Read More
Blak and Deadly
Dhungatti artist and Archibald Prize winner Blak Douglas has returned Read More
APYACC Part 2
This is how I began an article a week ago Read More
“Barka Looks Sad”
A small but powerful exhibition which opened recently at the Read More
APY Art Under Review
A lengthy investigation by The Australian newspaper claims to have Read More
The Fugacious National
The cover of the catalogue for ‘The National 4’, the Read More
Belonging in Bowral
There’s no doubt that the creation of the Namatjira Legacy Read More
Parrtjima 2023
Since 2016 when it kicked off, the light festival Parrtjima Read More