The McKenzie Powerhouse
In 2016, Elder Regina McKenzie and her daughter, Juanella, woke Read More
SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL
The Sydney Film Festival has had an honourable history of Read More
FAIRS FAIRS
Have you noticed that no city these days seems to Read More
NY is the Epicentre
As predicted some time ago on AAD, Sotheby's is moving Read More
Marrugeku ‘Dancing Forwards’
The Marrugeku Company has an interesting history. It grew from Read More
Namatjira Wins the Ramsey
The vision and ingenuity of artists under 40 from across Read More
The Spirit of Churaki
They've escaped from Queensland and appeared for one night only Read More
The 12th National Indigenous Arts Awards
Tonight Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians and all who Read More
The Gagosian Effect
As I predicted, the arrival of a significant Aboriginal art Read More
Art and the Election
The arts haven't exactly been at the centre of debates Read More
DIGGING FOR HONEY ANTS AT PAPUNYA
Unusual for Aboriginal Art Directory “ a link with something Read More
INTERESTING TIMES
Every day I get a feed from Google telling me Read More
GAGOSIAN OPENING TONIGHT
In a few days time an exhibition will launch in New York Read More
WHO’LL WIN THE WYNNE IN 2019?
It's been 4 years since anyone but an Aboriginal artist Read More
Telstra NATSIAA finalists announced
68 Indigenous artists from across Australia have been selected as Read More
Gagosian Goes Aboriginal
The prodigious Gagosian Gallery has announced that it is pleased Read More
An Indigenous Biennale?
Well, do we have an Indigenous Sydney Biennale or not? Read More
Does the Souffle Rise Twice in Alice?
The Northern Territory Government insists that it is building The Read More
Kunmanara Williams Stars at The National
I start my thoughts on the very lively new tripartite Read More
Parrtjima and CIAF announce 2019 plans
The official program for Parrtjima “ A Festival in Light Read More
ADELAIDE’S LEAPS & BOUNDS
With a Federal election imminent, there was Liberal consensus in Read More
Jarinyanu David Downs Collection Heads to NT
In a first for an Australian public institution, a most Read More
TJUNGUNGUTJA TO ALICE
A little bit of history via my writing in 2017 Read More
DICK ROUGHSEY IS TOPS
Well not quite “ but bloody close! Christie's, the international Read More
30 YEARS OF ABORIGINAL ART IN THE US
For some years now I have been suggesting that increased Read More
INJALAK IN TROUBLE
It's reported by the ABC that the Injalak Art Centre Read More
ADELAIDE’S ABORIGINAL GALLERY PROGRESSES
Despite rumours to the contrary only last month, the South Read More