Lighting up the National Gallery
Somewhat to the surprise of non-Canberrans it seems that the Read More
Art of the Ngaanyatjarra
The history of art from the Deserts is a long Read More
Murujuga at Last
“When the world was soft”: Reviewing a mighty tome of Read More
ARCHIE MOORE FOR VENICE
“Thank you all for your tremendous belief in my proposed Read More
Koories Supported in Blak Victoria
The Koorie Heritage Trust (KHT) is delighted to announce that Read More
PERKY ‘REVIVE’ HAS ARRIVED
The Australian Labor Party is having a fourth go at Read More
WOVEN SONG
This has to be the most complex and serious event Read More
Unproductive?
Just before Christmas, the Government’s Productivity Commission finalised its Report Read More
“The Torment of our Powerlessness” in the Gulf of Carpentaria
“The Torment of our Powerlessness” is of course a key Read More
Quiet Tracker
A notable development in the performing arts is the arrival Read More
Barangaroo Heralded
Once upon a time, there was Bennelong Point, where they Read More
Barbara Weir 1940s to 2023
One of my favourite personalities in Aboriginal art, the Utopia Read More
Barangaroo Brouhaha
Only in Sydney, you may have noticed that there’s been Read More
HOLIDAY READING FOR CHRISTMAS & 2023
It’s certainly a rich time for the publication of books Read More
2023 Beckons at the NATSIAAs
As one year’s Telstra National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Read More
The Perfect Sydney Art Museum?
The “Perfect Sydney art museum” is about to open officially Read More
Make It New?
While the rest of the world seems to be discovering Read More
Jobs at the National Aboriginal Art Gallery
Exciting news from the NT regarding its Mparntwe-based National Aboriginal Read More
Bad News, Good News
How to sell bad news as though it was all Read More
Momentous Celebration
The Australia Council announces “Purrumpa – a momentous five-day national Read More
Proppa Prize Winners
I’ve been saying for many a month that Australia’s First Read More
Budget Backs Whadjuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre
One of the few exciting announcements regarding the arts in Read More
Art Fairs Down South
Spring is springing and the First Nations art fairs that Read More
BALGO : CREATING COUNTRY
What do you do with a book that you are Read More
Ngarralja Tommy May : 1935- 2022
“Thank you mob in Darwin for this business. Thank you. Read More
First Nations Director for National Aboriginal Art Gallery
Exciting news from Mparntwe/Alice Springs. The first Indignous appointment to Read More
Critiquing the Critics
Three recent heavyweight reviews of Indigenous art in three newspapers Read More