MAJOR INDIGENOUS COMMISSION FOR THE ASIAN STAGE
The National Gallery of Australia and its longstanding Indigenous arts Read More
Tommy Watson in Sydney
Sydney is at last getting a serious show of the Read More
The Aboriginal Memorial – A Smouldering Reproach
The 30th anniversary of the 1988 creation of The Aboriginal Read More
Closing the Craft Circle
Sturt Gallery and Ernabella Arts present In These HANDS: Mara nyangangka, an 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
Mawurndjul Makes Headlines in DC
Under the bracing headline: 'Introducing the greatest aboriginal artist unknown Read More
Indigenous Pots Are Hot
The Biennial Indigenous Ceramic Award winner at the Shepparton Art Read More
CIAF Sets Records
Sunshine filled days and starlit skies drew the crowds and Read More
The Politics of Art in Darwin
One of the factors that makes Darwin such a dynamic Read More
A SENSE OF PLACE
The crow djang has two navels, declares the artist in Read More
Blak Markets Back in Sydney
The Blak Markets organisation will again host the National Indigenous Read More
“I am the old and the new“
What a marvellously biblical statement by the senior Western Arnhemland Read More
WARS & MASSACRES
The ever-over-wrought Alan Jones was launching a book about political Read More
THE LOCKHART BRAND IS BUOYED UP
I've been a fan of the artists from Lockhart River Read More
THE WYNNE’S A WINNER AGAIN
It's been a process that's built and built over 3 Read More
NATSIAA FINALISTS ANNOUNCED
The Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) Read More
ENGLAND’S EMILY?
Poor old Emily.....first there was the Qantas plane named after Read More
THE SONGKEEPERS
Weird coincidences abound, don't they? On the day that I Read More
ON GADI COUNTRY
In an extraordinary first “ extraordinary because it's the first Read More
SPECIAL REQUEST
Wiradjuri artist Jonathan Jones is working on a project for Read More
Gapu-Monuk ““ Saltwater Barks
Probably the finest exhibition of Aboriginal art on in Sydney Read More
SONGLINES SYMPOSIUM
Details have just been released of the Symposium which will Read More
SONGLINES ““ TRACKING THE SEVEN SISTERS
Back a'while, Banjo Paterson saw the outback as a land Read More
Dennis Nona Emerges in Hobart
After a number of years behind bars in Canberra for Read More
Great Artists, Great Stories, Limited Time
The sale of a collection of five works by the Read More
Moodoonuthi – ‘Little One’
The second generation of the acclaimed Bentinck Island artists “ Read More
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A collection of seven works by the original Papunya Tula Read More