HUBERT PAREROULTJA, 1952 – 2024
“I am a Western Aranda man. My family believe giant Read More
Kim Akerman 1947-2024
Kim Akerman Tjapangarti, one of the foremost non-Indigenous interpreters of Read More
Not Quite the Last of the Nomads
Thomas Tjapaltjarri, born around 1964 in the Gibson Desert of Read More
Terry Ingram 1942-2024
It may seem odd to record the death of Terry Read More
Destiny (and others) Dies
The world, especially the urban Blak art world, has recently Read More
Josh Muir Retrospective
I first met the late Josh Muir when when the Read More
The Passing of Two Stars
Mrs Marawili 1939 to 2023 & Mrs Timbery 1931 to Read More
TIM KLINGENDER 1964-2023
As the Aboriginal art world gathers to commemorate the dynamic Read More
A Significant Loss – Bob Edwards 1930-2023
A man almost written out of history in his life Read More
Dr G Yunupingu
The word Yunupingu In Yolngu means “the rock that stands Read More
Kunmanara (Pepai) Carroll
Last month I wrote about the exhibition at Manly Art Read More
Two Recent Losses
In Melbourne, galleryist, Aboriginal art lover and bon vivant William Read More
Blak and Deadly
Dhungatti artist and Archibald Prize winner Blak Douglas has returned Read More
Yunupiŋu 1948-2023
It might be asked as to why this art and Read More
Mr Yanyatjari Donegan 1940/2022
James (Jimmy) Donegan, 64 St Killian’s Crescent and formerly 27 Read More
WOVEN SONG
This has to be the most complex and serious event Read More
“The Torment of our Powerlessness” in the Gulf of Carpentaria
“The Torment of our Powerlessness” is of course a key Read More
Barbara Weir 1940s to 2023
One of my favourite personalities in Aboriginal art, the Utopia Read More
Ngarralja Tommy May : 1935- 2022
“Thank you mob in Darwin for this business. Thank you. Read More
The Queen in Arnhemland
An excellent article on the Artshub website considers the late Read More
Di Kershaw 1945/2022
The sad death from cancer has been announced of one Read More
Mrs D Yunupingu 1945/2022
The eldest of her six sons, Witiyana Marika, posted a Read More
Mr Wanambi 1963- 2022
Mr Wanambi, a Yolngu cultural leader from north-east Arnhem Land and Read More
Josh Muir Dead at 30
The shocking news has been announced that the Ballarat artist Read More
The Passing of Two Men in the NT
Very different roles in the art world at the polar Read More
DAPHNE WILLIAMS AM – 1929/2022
The woman who almost single-handedly transformed the Aboriginal Desert painting Read More
GULPILIL PASSES
Sadly, but just as he predicted, actor, dancer, painter and Read More
The Last of the Manambarrany
I'm going to indulge myself here. Just as William Mora Read More