Australian Aboriginal Art
Syndicated content about the history of Australian Aboriginal Art: In 1971, Mick Namarari Tjapaltjarri painted his first art work using acrylic on canvas. This was - except for a very Read More
Aboriginal Art Exhibition in Florence
The Australians, the original ones, are coming Aboriginal Australian Art has an universal theme: the Dreaming. This concept permeates Aboriginal culture, from ritual to contemporary art. The term refers to Read More
Sotheby’s Aboriginal and Oceanic art sale
Exhibition Previews Location: Kiddell Gallery, London Mon, 22 Sep 08, 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM Tue, 23 Sep 08, 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM Wed, 24 Sep 08, 10:00 AM Read More
Coo-ee Aboriginal Art presents Form and Function, Bondi Beach Australia
Form and Function A collection of fine 18th and 19th century Ethnographic Objects and Bark Paintings. Items that took thousands of years to perfect, are elevated, in the hands of Read More
Revealed – Emerging Artists from Western Australian’s Aboriginal Art Centres
From Thriving in the Desert: In association with the Western Australia Department of Culture and the Arts and Department Industry and Resources. Some of regional Western Australia's finest emerging Aboriginal Read More
The head of an organisation representing Indigenous artists in Central Australia says the financial crisis shouldn’t stop people buying high-quality Aboriginal art. A charity auction to raise money for health research raised more than 250-thousand Austra
Peter Fish from the Sydney Morning Herald previews tonight's Sotheby's Aboriginal and Oceanic art sale at the Museum of Contemporary Art on Monday night: With world markets plunging precipitously this Read More
The Pursuit of Portraits from a Land without People
John Ogden, who has a new show starting at the Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection on Tuesday, will give a lecture at the gallery at 7 p.m. Thursday. His photo exhibition, Read More
Josie Petrick Kemarre
Josie Petrick Kemarre was born at Santa Teresa Mission, c.1953. and by the time she had begun painting in 1990 she was living in the Eastern Desert region surrounding Utopia. Read More
Demand for Australian indigenous art steady
After a recent auction industry insiders have announced that demand for Aboriginal art is steady: The head of an organisation representing Indigenous artists in Central Australia says the financial crisis Read More
Art is in the heart for artist Judith
The Flinders News provides an interesting angle on Art AT The Heart: Multi-faceted Peterborough local Art Prize founder, artist, councillor, chairperson of the Regional Art Centre and Country Arts Board Read More
Art auction raises $250k for Indigenous health care
ABC Online reports: An auction of Aboriginal art in Melbourne has raised more than $250,000 for research into Indigenous health. Proceeds from the sale of the 14 artworks will go Read More
Koorie Heritage Trust 3rd Charity Aboriginal Art – post auction sale
There was great success for the Koorie Heritage Trust 3rd Charity Aboriginal Art Auction, and the post-auction sales continue. Over half the works were sold and those unsold works will Read More
Quality Aboriginal Art in Perth
The Business Spectator recommends the current Japingka Gallery exhibitions: In WA, if you want to see, and possibly buy, quality, genuine Aboriginal art, Japingka Gallery is the next best thing Read More
Exhibition 17 October 08: Randell Lane Fine Art Gallery presents Dry Season – Long Time, Perth Australia
"Dry Season is a body of works so translucent the colours flow over each other as the light plays on the country and the memory of country is revealed... we Read More
The National Indigenous Golf Championships, Ochre Art Auction and 2008 Deadlys
More than 70 Indigenous Golfers will tee off in Brisbane this week when the National Indigenous Golf Championships get underway. Nudgee Golf Course Coordinator, Peter Trudgian will take you through Read More
Master’s desert way of seeing
Nicolas Rothwell for The Australian reports: JUST as the passing of desert artist Darby Jampijinpa Ross in 2005 possessed a certain elegance, the day after he received a congratulatory telegram Read More
The intervention into NT Aboriginal communities: the approach by the Rudd Labor Government
Barrister and Lecturer-in-Law at Charles Darwin University, Mr. Michael O'Donnell will open the University's free public lecture series on Tuesday, October 14 by exploring legal implications of the NT intervention. Read More
Auction airs possum skin cloak tradition
Interesting article in The Age about possum skin cloaks: SEVERAL years ago, Aboriginal women Treahna Hamm and Lee Daroch drove from their respective homes in Gippsland and Wodonga to view Read More
Art auction to benefit health care
INDIGENOUS health care in the Territory will benefit when Aboriginal art is auctioned in Melbourne next week. A new organisation, Ochre, backed by the business community and philanthropists, including Western Read More
First Contact
A new series shows how the infant NSW colony lost the chance to be an inclusive society, Graeme Blundell from the Australian writes: I GREW up in outer suburban Melbourne Read More