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THE GOOD AND THE BAD IN THE KIMBERLEY
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Passing of Thancoupie
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WAR DECLARED?
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SAD DEATH OF TENNIELLE NOCKETTA
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DEATH OF IAN ABDULLA
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INTERNATIONAL INDIGENOUS GATHERING IN WINNIPEG
One of the largest collections of Indigenous art ever assembled Read More
EMILY AT MOMA
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Discovery of Living Pigments in Bradshaw rock art
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ONCE UPON A TIME IN PAPUNYA
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NEW PARADIGM IN CANBERRA
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Inteview: Ngurra Kutju Ngurrara – Belonging to One Country
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JOHN KLUGE DIES
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2010 TOGART AWARD IN DARWIN’S NEW CONTEMPORARY ART SPACE
The opening of this year's 4th Togart Contemporary Art Award Read More
Artist Spotlight: Alma Nungarrayi Granites
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NEW GALLERY IN ALICE
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Interview with Glenn Pilkington – Western Australian Indigenous Art Awards
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Bindi Cole: Artist Spotlight Interview with the 2009 Deadly Art Award winner
Bindi Cole is a Wathaurung woman and a budding photography, Read More
Interview with Shalom Gamarada founder Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver
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RESALE ROYALTIES START IN JUNE
Arts Minister Peter Garrett announced on April 7th that Copyright Read More
Djambawa Marawili Receives an AM
The Yolgnu community of Eastern Arnhemland and art lovers widely Read More
Purchasing Aboriginal Art: A Consumer Guide
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RESALE ROYALTY SOON FOR ABORIGINAL ARTISTS
While all else in Parliament was in chaos, the Senate Read More
Ada Bird Petyarre c. 1930 – 2009
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National Arts and Crafts Industry Support
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ONLY DAYS TO GO TO RESPOND TO THE CODE OF CONDUCT
People who care about how Aboriginal art is 'brought to Read More