Out on Country!
I recently encouraged online art buying directly from community art Read More
Another Coronavirus Crisis
As the NT Government sensibly closes off access to remote Read More
BIENNALE OF SYDNEY 2020
Biennales come and go and are often remarkably forgettable. Every Read More
LAURIE NILSEN
Laurie Nilsen, the father of the barbed-wire emu, has died Read More
Indigenous Arts Infrastructure
A surprising article in 'The Australian' recently told me that Read More
EMILY v CLIFFORD
Who will emerge from the next couple of weeks as Read More
WADJUK IN THE BLACK
There was a time when Indigenous performance was anathema to Read More
Influential Emily
It's the silly season when TV is supposed to be Read More
Sotheby’s NY Inaugural Aboriginal Art Auction
The first dedicated Aboriginal art auction in the US by Read More
Festivals in the Blak
With the ubiquity of Indigenous cultural practice today, you just Read More
The Auction Time of Year
Toward the end of 1991, women's Awelye ceremonies were being Read More
AUSTRALIA’S CROWN JEWELS
I've written much in recent months about the absence of Read More
Re-imagining a museum of our First Nations
This story is re-published from The Conversation under Creative Commons Read More
Warlimpirrnga Wins Copyright Claim
The successful, if gloomy, Netflix TV series, 'After Life' in Read More
It’s Time for Tarnanthi
Somebody once announced It's Time, and won a famous election. Read More
Impasse in Alice
Last week in the confidential part of its executive development Read More
FIBRE ALCHEMY
From ghost net sculpture to body amour, a new fibre Read More
WE ARE COMING TO SEE YOU
This book is a rare treat in offering both fabulous Read More
Mparntwe Muddles On
A week ago, the Alice Springs Town Council rejected the Read More
Fondation Opale Glows Opalescent
A follow-up to my Menil Collection story from Houston “ Read More
‘Mapa Wiya’ (Your Map“™s Not Needed)
The Menil Collection in Houston, Texas is opening today its Read More
Sydney Goes Contemporary
It's that time of year again for the now-annual Sydney Read More
Victorian Bonanza!
Victoria is positively buzzing with the exciting breadth of First Read More
Woven Furniture
Koskela, one of Australia's leading furniture and design brands, is Read More
Funding for Indigenous Art
It's a long list but important to have on the Read More
Movement at the Station in Alice
The Business Case for the Northern Territory's National Aboriginal Art Read More
Save the Date – Tarnanthi in October
Tarnanthi, the Art Gallery of South Australia's Festival of Contemporary Read More