Critiquing the Critics
Three recent heavyweight reviews of Indigenous art in three newspapers Read More
The Queen in Arnhemland
An excellent article on the Artshub website considers the late Read More
Sydney Contemporary ‘22
Ninety galleries showing art from 34 countries under one vast Read More
Marvellous Madayin
A momentous event occurs in the tiny New Hampshire town Read More
Myths of First Nations Art
“Myth – Traditional story, usually concerning some superhuman being or Read More
Two Significant Announcements
Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF) has announced that artist and Read More
Post-NATSIAAs
While the Telstra NATSIAAs naturally hit the headlines with their Read More
Telstra NATSIAAs
In Darwin at NATSIAA’s time, it’s an oddity that the Read More
Darwin 2022
All the news of late from the Northern Territory has Read More
Tuppy Takes the Hadley’s
The tendency for landscape art prizes like the Wynne and Read More
Di Kershaw 1945/2022
The sad death from cancer has been announced of one Read More
Productive Report?
In response to this week's Productivity Commission report into the Read More
Silent Strength
Was this the first time an Indigenous photographer has won Read More
Daniel Boyd Surveyed in Sydney
I find it intriguing that virtually all of the many Read More
Mrs D Yunupingu 1945/2022
The eldest of her six sons, Witiyana Marika, posted a Read More
FNQ All Over
Cairns, Cape York and the Torres Strait may seem like Read More
PHOENIXING
Judith Neilson is in the news for all the wrong Read More
A Grande Experience
There will be many mixed responses around ‘Connection : Songlines Read More
The 2022 Red Ochres
Bangarra’s founding artistic director, Stephen Page and the visual artist Read More
Barak Artworks Saved for Victoria
Amazing news! The Victorian State government has put up half Read More
New Man at MAGNT
The Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) Read More
Missing Molly
Sydney's tiny Ensemble Theatre's decision to program an Indigenous play Read More
Bark Renaissance
Suddenly, Aboriginal bark painting is becoming very trendy. In September, Read More
Mr Wanambi 1963- 2022
Mr Wanambi, a Yolngu cultural leader from north-east Arnhem Land and Read More
First Nations at the Archie
The second highest number of Indigenous entries came in this Read More
Tarrkarri’s Architect
Last week, the former Australian Dance Theatre AD, Garry Stewart Read More
NATSIAA Finalists Announced
65 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander finalists from across Australia Read More