Eileen Napaltjarri
Pintupi artist Eileen Napaltjarri is an esteemed second generation artist of the Papunya Western Desert movement. Born in the Haasts Bluff community in 1956, Eileen moved to the new community Read More
Nyuju Stumpy Brown
Stumpy Browns boldly coloured renditions of her ceremonial country of Ngupawarlu sing out with an intensity that highlights the spiritual significance of this country to her identity as a painter Read More
Emily Kame Kngwarreye
Edan Crokill from Frieze Magazine reviews the Emily Kame Kngwarreye exhibition in Japan: Emily's paintings are large in size “ up to 8 metres in height or width (the artist Read More
Brenda L Croft
Brenda L Croft, Curator of Culture Warriors speaks about selected works in the exhibition Friday 20 June 12:45pm
USA begins to open doors for Aboriginal art
Tara Ravens talks to Joel Newman from Austrade about the recent US buyer's tour. Quoted from the article: "America's sophisticated investors, collectors and wealthy elite are prepared to part with Read More
Modern, Contemporary & Important Aboriginal Art
Modern, Contemporary & Important Aboriginal Art auction at Lawson Menzies.
Middle earth
Steve Dow talks about gay friendly Alice Springs and the opportunity to buy art at the Warlukurlangu Artists Centre at Yuendumu.
Two Cultures, One Soul
John Weeronga Bartoo Opening Saturday 5th July 1.30pm - 4.00pm Exhibition runs from 2nd July - 3rd August Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery 531 Ruthven Street Toowoomba Qld 4350 About Toowoomba Read More
Aboriginal Art Direct #4: Ngurrara The Great Sandy Desert Canvas
Welcome to AboriginalArtDirect. Our goal is to provide you with a thought-provocative newsletter on the events and trends in the industry. In the feature article of this edition Larissa Behrendt Read More
Eegarra Beearaba (To Arise from Sorrow)
Julie Dowling's new exhibition Eegarra Beearaba (To Arise from Sorrow) is an exhibition of powerful singular portraits and celebratory icons centering on the meaning of the National apology to the Read More
National apology influences Julie Dowling“™s new work
Julie Dowling's new exhibition Eegarra Beearaba (To Arise from Sorrow) is an exhibition of powerful singular portraits and celebratory icons centering on the meaning of the National apology to the Read More
From the Desert to the Sea, the Launch of Yurlunggur Art
View a distinctive art current from the desert to the sea. Canvasses reveal a world of desert patterns, free arcs, line-grids, circles, contemporary designs painted from a palette of bright Read More
Gambinya Thelma Burke
Opening on 25 June from 6 “ 8 pm
Warakurna Artists Kaparli Tjamu Nintipungku
Warakurna Artists and Alcaston Gallery present Kaparli Tjamu Nintipungku “ This is the deep knowledge our old people gave us
Ngurrara: The Great Sandy Desert Canvas
Developed by the South Australian Museum, Ngurrara: The Great Sandy Desert Canvas exhibition has been touring Australia recently celebrating one of the largest and most spectacular Aboriginal Western Desert paintings: Read More
Tjukurrpa Arts One Day Only Exhibition
Tjukurrpa Arts presents an exhibition of extraordinary new paintings from artists of the Central Desert communities Utopia and Watiyawanu in Central Australia Prices starting from $50.00 This is an exclusive Read More
Kakadu art stolen from cultural centre
Several Aboriginal art works worth thousands of dollars have been stolen from a cultural centre in Kakadu National Park, in the Northern Territory.
Western Australian Premier’s Indigenous Art Awards launched
Australia's richest indigenous contemporary art awards have been launched by Premier Alan Carpenter. The Premier said the inaugural Western Australian Premier's Indigenous Art Awards, worth $1.1million over four years, recognised Read More