Tackling the Fakes
“Seeking views on new laws to tackle fake Indigenous-style art” Read More
Vincent Namatjira: Australia in colour
“Welcome to the Past, Present and Future” declares the opening Read More
Australia’s largest woven sculpture
I couldn’t resist sharing with you a snippet from John Read More
That Jones Boy Goes to France
Jonathan Jones is emerging more as an academic then the Read More
Foreigners in Venice
The Brazilian curator of April’s 60th Venice Biennale, Adriano Pedrosa Read More
Yams Aren’t Scarce
The Kokatha and Nukunu artist Yhonnie Scarce is presenting a Read More
Killing for Country
David Marr’s magisterial attempt to atone for his Queensland-based Uhr Read More
Marrugeku/Tiddas at Sydney Festival
Given its delayed opening because of Covid – its ‘first Read More
Warumpi Band Story
Who owns what in a cultural history? The question is Read More
Adversarial Opening for Sydney Festival
Te-Wheke – The Adversary didn’t look ready for a fight. Read More
APYACC Part 9
“An independent panel investigating the APY Art Centre Collective has Read More
Fantasy Institutions
Sadly, the story of institutions where First Nations culture – Read More
Two Sisters Flying
How do you fancy flying in an aircraft called Minyma Read More
Flash Paintings
The telling and re-telling of the Papunya Tula story ought Read More
Biennale Bonanza
The 24th Biennale of Sydney (in its 50th year) which Read More
Lutruwita Lunacy
Did it cross your minds that one of the factors Read More
Beaucoups de Buku
A couple of weeks ago I was questioning the decision Read More
Nellie Walker Revealed
Given the post-Referendum efforts of the likes of Tony Abbott Read More
The Passing of Two Stars
Mrs Marawili 1939 to 2023 & Mrs Timbery 1931 to Read More
Riches Around the World
Time to whet your appetites with news of serious exhibitions Read More
ABORIGINAL LAW
Since I first began experiencing and examining the complexity of Read More
Tarnanthi Returns in October
Australia’s leading Aboriginal art festival, Tarnanthi this year includes exhibitions Read More
Biennale Goes Indigenous
The Biennale of Sydney and the Fondation Cartier pour l’art Read More
Sun and Shadow
I recently remarked on the passing of the Indigenous community Read More
Sydney Contemporary Artfair
As your regular commercial gallery has undoubtedly told you several Read More
Diversity in the KWM Award
What is surely the most diverse art award for Indigenous Read More