National Indigenous Art Gallery for Alice Springs?
The relatively new Northern Territory Labor Government's $50 million election Read More
QUICKSILVER
Nicolas Rothwell surprises, delights...and frustrates. The premiere writer about Indigenous Read More
Local Aborigines Back SA Windfarm
Despite massive controversy in Canberra about the benefits of renewable Read More
FURTHER THOUGHTS ON KATTER’S BILL
The generally positive reception for Bob Katter MP's introduction into Read More
KATTER’S LAW
Yesterday independent MP Bob Katter introduced a private bill to Read More
Warlpiri Act of Memory
Today, the UNESCO 'Memory of the World' Australian Register has Read More
Japanese ‘Didg’ Star in Sydney
News Source: Press Release Japanese artist and musician, Hiroki Morimoto, Read More
WHAT BLOODY MAN IS THAT?
To be honest, I thought I was going to hate Read More
1967 CELEBRATION
As mentioned in my commentary on Vernon Ah Kee's 'Not Read More
THE SEASON
Readers of the Aboriginal Art Directory should be familiar with Read More
ART & POLITICS
Two major art exhibitions have opened in Sydney “ one Read More
Fate of AAMU and its Collection
The Aboriginal Art Directory has had an opportunity to interview Read More
National Gallery’s Quinquennial Announced
On 5th December, the National Gallery of Australia quietly announced Read More
Utrecht’s AAMU to Close
The only museum in Europe to focus exclusively on contemporary Read More
Nuclear Dating for Rock Art
A new technique, developed at ANSTO's Centre for Accelerator Science, Read More
Melbourne Does Indigenous
Overnight, Melbourne is the centre of the Australian Indigenous universe Read More
Lost Namarari Found after 35 years
A 44-year-old painting by Papunya Tula pioneer Mick Namarari Tjapaltjarri Read More
STARS THAT HAVE PASSED
The brilliance of the art of the APY (Anangu Pitjanjatjara Read More
A WINTER OF NEW AWARDS
Entries open today for the 2017 34th Telstra NATSIAAs. And Read More
Nyilpirr Spider Snell
Artist, dancer, teacher, and latterly, film-star, Nyilpirr Spider Snell has Read More
TARNANTHI returns
BHP Billiton, the State Government of South Australia and Art Read More
MILINGIMBI MEMORIES
In August, I wrote about the ceremonial makarrata that was Read More
Canning Stock Route On the Move
Renowned Indigenous artists are visiting Japan for two festival days Read More
WAITING FOR ALLIGATOR
A play less like Samuel Beckett's could hardly be imagined. Read More
CLINTON NAIN : PASSIVE – AGGRESSIVE DREAM
Clinton Nain is a shape-shifter. Predictability isn't something you should Read More
PARRTJIMA ““ TELLING STORIES THROUGH LIGHT
The success that has been the Vivid light festival in Read More
Edward Albee, Art Collector
News from America that Edward Albee, one the 20th Century's Read More
SKIN & BONES MAP THE GARDEN PALACE
Fourteen thousand (or is it fifteen thousand) white gypsum shields Read More