DAPHNE WILLIAMS AM – 1929/2022
The woman who almost single-handedly transformed the Aboriginal Desert painting Read More
Wudjang : Not the Past
The omens were so good. Stephen Page's 32 year reign Read More
Four Clans—One Canvas
'Four Clans' is a major exhibition of works by Yanyuwa, Read More
Lost in Shanghai
The delightful efforts of journo Jane Hutcheon to tell of Read More
Ngurra Comes Home to Canberra
The Federal Government has announced its intention to invest more Read More
An NFT for your Stocking this Christmas?
Amongst a cornucopia of events, books and concepts flying around Read More
The National Gallery Splashes Out
In September of this troubled year, fans of Australian artist Read More
Kids Books from First Nations
When my 5 year old grandson can have a fair Read More
Tarrkarri, The Future, Begins
Construction on the $200 million Aboriginal Arts and Cultures Centre Read More
ALICK & ALBERT
Irony of ironies! The delightful new documentary film, 'Alick & Read More
The Pages of Bangarra
In August 2009, I sat down with Stephen Page to Read More
GULPILIL PASSES
Sadly, but just as he predicted, actor, dancer, painter and Read More
Dancing at Dubbagullee
It sometimes seems as though the gulf between the remote Read More
Timothy Cook Wins Disability Award
The$50,000 Australia Council National Arts & Disability Award for an Read More
SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL
“We're still waiting to be understood” says a plaintive Ruby Read More
The Last of the Manambarrany
I'm going to indulge myself here. Just as William Mora Read More
The View from There
Over East, we may feel that the isolationists of Western Read More
Rhonda Sharpe Sculptor
Eight Hundred and Forty Four entries and Tangentyere artist from Read More
Another National Art Centre?
It's really weird. Just at the moment when we (in Read More
National Indigenous Visual Arts Action Plan 2021-2025
“Indigenous art centres provide a useful gauge of the health Read More
A Purple House for Balgo
Balgo/Wirrimanu is in the news in a number of places Read More
Mrs N Yunupingu 1945/2021
Sad news from Yirrkala, where the Buku Larrnggay Art Centre Read More
Adelaide’s Time
What is increasingly being recognised as Australia's most important event Read More
‘Ancestors, artefacts and empire’
There's a map at the beginning of a newly launched Read More
NT Slapped over the Wrist
Yet another twist in the lengthy saga of a National Read More
Two Long Lives
Two ambivalent lives long spent in the Indigenous sphere came Read More
Papunya Tula Celebrates
Just as the SH Ervin Gallery in Sydney surprised me Read More