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
SCHOLL’S WOMEN
America continues to be challenged and delighted by Aboriginal art Read More
MILINGIMBI ALL OVER
The unfashionable name of Milingimbi “ a place that doesn't Read More
KEN SISTERS WIN THE WYNNE!
It's that time of year again when the Art Gallery Read More
STREETS OF PAPUNYA
It's impossible to see it on the ground. You need Read More
Ken Sisters to Win the Wynne?
It's that time of year again when the Art Gallery Read More
WHAT A WASTE!
I've written a couple of times about the pro bono Read More
PILBARA ‘JEWEL IN THE CROWN’
At the beginning of May, Western Australia's 29 Aboriginal art Read More
ART INSTALLATIONS ALL OVER
Telstra is celebrating its 25-year association with National Aboriginal & Read More
DANCING NYAPANYAPA
It was an emotional night as the Bangarra Dance Theatre Read More
STATISTICS 2
It would seem that I'm a naïve optimist! Whereas I Read More
FILMS GO BACK TO COUNTRY
The Sydney Film Festival opened with an Indigenous thriller and Read More
VITAL STATISTICS
For a long time I've mocked the guesstimates which have Read More
KOOLMATRIE WINS THE RED OCHRE
The annual awards celebrating the unique artistry and contributions of Read More
SALLY GABORI RETROSPECTIVE
The fascinating career of the late Bentinck Island artist and Read More
OZCO FUNDING
There's been a huge furore over the Black Friday announcement Read More
Argy-Bargy in Public
We need to have argy-bargy in public, insists Rhoda Roberts, Read More
BILL HARNEY
A new exhibition opens today in the NT bringing to Read More
DAVID PAGE
Tragedy has struck a second time for the Page clan Read More
SHIFTING THE BLINDFOLD
The Black Armband thrives, it seems. Not the Black Arm Read More
Dealers v The Institutions
I recently noted that you have to go to the Read More
Skin and Bones in the Gardens
For the 32nd Kaldor Public Art Project, Sydney-based artist Jonathan Read More