NATSIAA SURPRISES
The great names are there at this year's National Aboriginal Read More
Djilpin Arts Arrives at Melbourne’s Federation Square
Walk with Us: Djilpin Arts, the Northern Territory's globally recognised Read More
Tali Gallery gives Sydney’s International Grammar School Helping Hand
The co-educational secular school in Ultimo (Sydney), International Grammar School Read More
CAIRNS HEADS THE PACK
Winter in Australia may well make tourists dream only of Read More
Danie Mellor: Exotic Lies Sacred Ties
A decade of artwork by leading contemporary Indigenous artist Danie Read More
Desert Song and the Pike Family
There are two very worthwhile exhibitions on in the West Read More
ABORIGINAL ARTIST WINS BIG BULGARI PRIZE
Anyone who bought a painting by Daniel Boyd (via the Read More
TRAGIC CONFRONTATION IN THE DESERT
Anyone reading the usually-reliable Nicolas Rothwell in The Australian newspaper Read More
TIWI PANTO
It's taken a while to get all of its act Read More
EXCITING TIMES AT MAGNT
Two significant developments have taken place in Darwin which will Read More
SOL AND EMILY
People have been trying to force Emily Kngwarreye's art into Read More
MAGNT focuses on contemporary Australian art with string theory
An exhibition that brings together Aboriginal artists who work with Read More
BRIAN ROBINSON WINS ANOTHER WA AWARD
Brian Robinson from Waiben (Thursday Island) in the Torres Strait, Read More
Summer Collector’s Exhibition at McCulloch’s
Some seriously lovely offerings at McCulloch's Summer Collector's Exhibition opening Read More
‘TOURIST TAT’ IN HOBART
Back in September, I responded to some depressingly bad critical Read More
Reclamation exhibition launched as a part of the Wominjeka Festival
The works of Dennis Thorpe, John Winch, Steve Verde, and Read More
BARKS ‘R US
With Aboriginal bark paintings there's the constant dilemma “ how Read More
PADDY’S PLANE
A fourth Qantas aircraft now has Indigenous designs on its Read More
INDIGENOUS WIN IN THE BLAKE PRIZE
The Blake Prize is a funny one. Unpredictable, you might Read More
Our Mob 2013: a celebration of SA Indigenous art
Our Mob 2013 is a statewide celebration of South Australian Read More
STRING THEORY STRUNG
It sounds as though we're off into the rarified atmospherics Read More
SMELLIN’ IT LIKE IT IS
This article was written by Adam Hill. Driving has become Read More
Transformations: early bark paintings from Arnhem Land
Early works that embody a significant transition in Indigenous art Read More
INDIGENOUS FESTIVALS GALORE
For a while, it seemed that Rhoda Roberts' pioneering efforts Read More
WARMUN ALL OVER
Suddenly the artists of Warmun in the East Kimberley are Read More
THE GANTNER COLLECTION
Carrillo and Ziyin Gantner are fortunate people in having a) Read More
WA AWARDS SPRING A SURPRISE
Oh Boy, they must be crowing in Queensland! In Perth, Read More
AND NOW FOR THE RAKAS
Sometimes the right result emerges from the strangest circumstances. Melbourne's Read More