Rhonda Sharpe Sculptor
Eight Hundred and Forty Four entries and Tangentyere artist from Read More
Another National Art Centre?
It's really weird. Just at the moment when we (in Read More
National Indigenous Visual Arts Action Plan 2021-2025
“Indigenous art centres provide a useful gauge of the health Read More
A Purple House for Balgo
Balgo/Wirrimanu is in the news in a number of places Read More
Mrs N Yunupingu 1945/2021
Sad news from Yirrkala, where the Buku Larrnggay Art Centre Read More
Adelaide’s Time
What is increasingly being recognised as Australia's most important event Read More
‘Ancestors, artefacts and empire’
There's a map at the beginning of a newly launched Read More
A Special Gallery
In the small north-west Victorian town of Sea Lake there's Read More
NT Slapped over the Wrist
Yet another twist in the lengthy saga of a National Read More
Two Long Lives
Two ambivalent lives long spent in the Indigenous sphere came Read More
Papunya Tula Celebrates
Just as the SH Ervin Gallery in Sydney surprised me Read More
Kilgour Prize-winner is Noongar
West Australian Noongar artist, Lori Pensini has celebrated a breakthrough Read More
Lee-Ann Buckskin at AACC
Indigenous cultural leader, Lee-Ann Tjunypa Buckskin has this week taken Read More
Truganini Wins at Last
For anyone who read my review in May last year, Read More
New Indigenous Art Enquiry
Moving at the sort of lightning speed that we've come Read More
Aboriginal Cultures Centre to ‘Grow from the Ground’
Plans for Adelaide’s Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre (AACC), whose Read More
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
40 Finalists for Lester Portraiture Prize
There are 40 finalists in this year's Lester (Portrait) Prize, 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
Dr B Marika AO – born 13 October 1954, died July 2021
The pioneering Arnhemland woman artist, cultural activist and environmental adviser Read More
Red Ochre for Donny Woolagoodja
The recipients of the 2021 First Nations Arts Awards were Read More
NATSIAAs ON HOLD
Sad news from Darwin that the Museum and Art Gallery Read More
NAMATJIRA BOOKED
There are at least 18 books about Albert Namatjira, the Read More
It’s All Happening Elsewhere
The fruits of both philanthropy and of sheer artistic determination Read More