Destiny (and others) Dies
The world, especially the urban Blak art world, has recently Read More
Wynne and Archie
At last, you may say, he’s been to the Archibald Read More
Truth-Telling Photos
Simon Chan at Sydney’s Art Atrium gallery has fingers in Read More
All Is Revealed
Western Australia is nothing if not patriotic, and occasionally it Read More
Last Chance to Comment
Dear Readers, As you are the most expert people in Read More
Venice Indigenised
While Australian media has been proudly celebrating the Venice Biennale Read More
Christian Thompson Sinologue
The inherent scholar in Dr Christian Thompson AO DPhil (it’s Read More
Oceania Sweeps the Golden Lions at Venice
Amazing news from La Serenissima. For the first time in Read More
Naala Badu at AGNSW
Hurrah! The Art Gallery of NSW has belatedly come up Read More
Kelli Cole for the NAAG
Warumunga and Luritja woman, Kelli Cole is to return to Read More
Puruntatameri Pottery
“I come from Rangani, that is north western Melville Island Read More
Josh Muir Retrospective
I first met the late Josh Muir when when the Read More
The Master Colourist
What a feast of Watsons are on offer in Ken Read More
NT’s National Aboriginal Art Gallery progresses
I am indebted to Erwin Chlanda at the Alice Springs Read More
10,000 Suns
It seems weirdly appropriate that the 2024 Sydney Biennale entitled Read More
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