Canberran Delights
Canberra, of course, is more than the National Gallery of Read More
Triennial Tricks
Is that all there is to see? That’s pretty much Read More
A Milestone Year?
Christmas wishes from the First Nations Arts & Culture team Read More
Christmas is a’Coming In
This may well be my last outing before the Nativity, Read More
“Towering Cultural Knowledge” at Birrundudu
One of the most exciting and challenging of the many Read More
Kunmanara Presley 1940s-2025
Spinifex Arts Projects in remote Tjuntjuntjara has shared the sad Read More
Darwin 2025 – The Big Picture
Thirteen exhibitions in three days might seem indigestible. But that’s Read More
Aboriginal Superheroes in Arles
While much attention has naturally been focused on London and Read More
“An Australia that could have been”
“An Australia that could have been”. What a challenging thought Read More
Significant Pilbara History
So – who’s heard of the 1946 Pilbara Marrngu (Aboriginal) Read More
Thomson’s Time
“Thomson is reputedly brilliant in the world of science, but Read More
A Time Capsule for Australia
It was a momentous double act of diplomacy….offering a form Read More
Justice from Juno
In a text headed, ‘Capturing History Through the Lens’, Eualeyai Read More
Gift of Ethnohistory
The UNESCO-inscribed Donald Thomson Ethnohistory Collection, which offers rare insights Read More
HUBERT PAREROULTJA, 1952 – 2024
“I am a Western Aranda man. My family believe giant Read More
65,000 Years of Australian Art
It’s unusual for an exhibition catalogue to appear 8 months Read More
Kim Akerman 1947-2024
Kim Akerman Tjapangarti, one of the foremost non-Indigenous interpreters of Read More
Total Masterpieces
“Everything in the show is a total masterpiece,” extolled Myles Read More
Whitefella Way
Photographer Jon Rhodes is famed for his sensitive capture of Read More
The Master Colourist
What a feast of Watsons are on offer in Ken Read More
Vincent Namatjira: Australia in colour
“Welcome to the Past, Present and Future” declares the opening Read More
That Jones Boy Goes to France
Jonathan Jones is emerging more as an academic then the Read More
Killing for Country
David Marr’s magisterial attempt to atone for his Queensland-based Uhr 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
Sun and Shadow
I recently remarked on the passing of the Indigenous community Read More
Puncturing Papunya’s Phantasies
The founding myths of Papunya art (and therefore of the Read More