TRAGIC CONFRONTATION IN THE DESERT
Anyone reading the usually-reliable Nicolas Rothwell in The Australian newspaper Read More
TIWI PANTO
It's taken a while to get all of its act Read More
EXCITING TIMES AT MAGNT
Two significant developments have taken place in Darwin which will Read More
SOL AND EMILY
People have been trying to force Emily Kngwarreye's art into Read More
MT BUNDY STATEMENT
The body that represents Aboriginal art centres in the far Read More
THE SHADOW KING/LEAR
An ebullient black King Lear in a white suit arrives Read More
GUDIRR GUDIRR/GOOD GOOD
This solo work of dance theatre from Broome brought back Read More
BRIAN ROBINSON WINS ANOTHER WA AWARD
Brian Robinson from Waiben (Thursday Island) in the Torres Strait, Read More
‘TOURIST TAT’ IN HOBART
Back in September, I responded to some depressingly bad critical Read More
“The Bottom has been Reached“
That's the tentative conclusion of a group called Ninti One Read More
SYDNEY FESTIVAL BLACKS UP
There was a time after the great Olympic Dreaming Festival Read More
Paddy Japaljarri Stewart – 30/06/35 to 30/11/13
Sadly, we have lost one of the real pioneers of Read More
NAMATJIRA IN LONDON
The third generation of the Namatjira family water-colour artists from Read More
RED NUMBERS ‘AT THE HEART OF ART’
ORIC, the Office of the Regulator of Indigenous Corporations has Read More
INDIGENOUS WIN IN THE BLAKE PRIZE
The Blake Prize is a funny one. Unpredictable, you might Read More
STRING THEORY STRUNG
It sounds as though we're off into the rarified atmospherics Read More
Telstra acknowledges Land Rights across Australia
In recognition of its commitment to reconciliation with Aboriginal and Read More
THE GANTNER COLLECTION
Carrillo and Ziyin Gantner are fortunate people in having a) Read More
THAT TIME OF THE YEAR
It's that time of the year! Just as the footy Read More
PIONEERING YUENDUMU
The foundation myth is simple: Aboriginal art as we know Read More
HEARTLAND IN SA
As South Australia lead the cultural way in the 70s Read More
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNIE
The power of TV to educate and change minds is Read More
Vincent Serico
The current QAGoMA exhibition, 'My Country : I Still Call Read More
I STILL CALL AUSTRALIA HOME!
No “ not a spangly sing-along with Peter Allen, or Read More
50th ANNIVERSARY OF THE BARK PETITION
It was a big rock that set off so many Read More
Resale Royalty Scheme Review ““ Only One Week to Go!
The Australian Government is conducting a review of the resale Read More
WINDMILL BOY
This film is a delightful fable shot in some magical Read More
Dr Yunupingu Dies
Aboriginal Art News wishes to pay tribute to the late Read More