Going Euro Hunting
A fascinating artwork comes up for sale at the auctioneers Read More
INDIGENOUS ART UP NORTH
Good news from Cairns, where various events around the Cairns Read More
‘ART OF THE NATION’ 2021
Does that headline sound a bit pretentious? It's the Museum Read More
2021 Salon des Refuses in Darwin
The annual prelude to the big Telstra NATSIAAs show has Read More
Oh To Be In Darwin….
Oh to be in Darwin now that Telstra's here! Well Read More
Osez l’Australie
I distinctly recall writing a story about the incoming Labor Read More
NATSIAAs ON HOLD
Sad news from Darwin that the Museum and Art Gallery Read More
Two Unique High-end Fenders Being Auctioned
Right now two pieces of playable art are being auctioned Read More
It’s All Happening Elsewhere
The fruits of both philanthropy and of sheer artistic determination Read More
Ceremony at the NGA Triennial
Senior Indigenous curator, Hetti Perkins has announced the theme and Read More
Tommy Lowry’s ‘Two Men’
Is this the most consequential artwork to emerge from the Read More
Arone Raymond Meeks
Sadly, Cairns-based artist, Arone Meeks, originally from Cape York, died Read More
Dharawal Women at Hazelhurst
The trend towards rediscovering First Nations languages and cultural traditions Read More
ANNANDALE BARKS
The painted barks of Arnhemland continue to lack the popular Read More
Wynnesday 2021
Golly! Are they taking the annual Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Read More
Sydney Biennale – ‘From a Brook to a River’
Sydney's Biennale in 2020 set new standards with its emphasis Read More
2021 Telstra NATSIAA Finalists Announced
Sixty Five Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander finalists from across Read More
THE NATIONAL 2021
The third iteration of 'The National' showcasing the varied and Read More
All Revealed in Freo
Presenting the best new and emerging Aboriginal artists from remote, Read More
Bla Mela Kantri
OK “ I wonder whether you can make sense of Read More
Two Big Moves
Aboriginal Art Directory doesn't often touch on the commercial gallery Read More
The Very Late Charlie Flannigan
Drawings by a prisoner who became the first person to Read More
PAPUNYA ART AT 50
Back in 1971, a revolution took place at the most Read More
National Endowment for Indigenous Visual Arts
If that name sounds like an official institution set up Read More
“Lost in Another Person’s Culture”
For the first time from the National Maritime Museum Collection, Read More
Appreciating Mparntwe
By way of a holiday escape, take a magic carpet-ride Read More