Passing Clouds
Sadly, a deluge of death has flowed through Aboriginal communities Read More
The Uluru Statement comes to Sydney
With far too little fanfare, a week of action was Read More
Skye’s the Limit
At the height of the global financial crisis in 2009, Read More
DO WE WANT AN INDIGENOUS ARTS AUTHORITY?
In a process not unlike the one that lead to Read More
MAJOR INDIGENOUS COMMISSION FOR THE ASIAN STAGE
The National Gallery of Australia and its longstanding Indigenous arts Read More
Tommy Watson in Sydney
Sydney is at last getting a serious show of the Read More
The Aboriginal Memorial – A Smouldering Reproach
The 30th anniversary of the 1988 creation of The Aboriginal Read More
Closing the Craft Circle
Sturt Gallery and Ernabella Arts present In These HANDS: Mara nyangangka, an Read More
OCEANS APART
He's young and he's earnest, he's British and he's white, Read More
SYDNEY CONTEMPORARY 2018
I'm not sure they really get it! 'Australiasia's Premier International Read More
Alice Springs Gallery Project ““ Mixed Views
The findings of a three-month consultation program by the NT Read More
The Museum Race Hots Up
The SA Liberal Government today allocated $60m. in its inaugural Read More
Whispering Still
Twenty years ago, almost single-handedly kicking off the History Wars, Read More
Indigenous Pots Are Hot
The Biennial Indigenous Ceramic Award winner at the Shepparton Art Read More
CIAF Sets Records
Sunshine filled days and starlit skies drew the crowds and Read More
SCHIZOPHRENIA OF THE COLONISED
Dance is a wonderfully abstract medium which can allow for Read More
The Politics of Art in Darwin
One of the factors that makes Darwin such a dynamic Read More
A SENSE OF PLACE
The crow djang has two navels, declares the artist in Read More
The Long Forgotten Dream
The world premier of this play by a writer unknown Read More
INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITY
A lengthy article appeared in a recent issue of The Read More
Blak Markets Back in Sydney
The Blak Markets organisation will again host the National Indigenous Read More
“I am the old and the new“
What a marvellously biblical statement by the senior Western Arnhemland Read More
SAMUEL NAMUNJDJA
It's reported from Maningrida that the great Kuninjku bark artist, Read More
WIK v TAREE
Two documentary films on significant Indigenous subjects came early in Read More
WARS & MASSACRES
The ever-over-wrought Alan Jones was launching a book about political Read More
NY “Goes Ballistic“ over Aboriginal Art
You may recall that the Aboriginal art world got mightily Read More
THE PLAY’S THE THING…..
As Hamlet noted, a play can play a significant role Read More