Stop(the)Gap: International Indigenous art in motion
Stop(the)Gap is a major exhibition developed for the 2011 BigPond Adelaide Film Festival in partnership with the Samstag Museum of Art. UniSA's Brenda L Croft brings together recent moving image Read More
WHEN THE WORLD WAS SOFT
That's a phrase that's come into my life twice recently. Reviewing a mighty tome on the Burrup Peninsular's extraordinary petroglyphs, I was introduced to that phrase as the words of Read More
MEMORIES AND MAPS: Stories from the Bush
MEMORIES AND MAPS: Stories from the Bush In transitioning from her intricate yet abstract paintings of her epic dreamtime story to the figurative portrayal of her childhood at Ernabella Mission Read More
A guided visit of the Aboriginal Art exhibition at the AGNSW with Solenne Ducos-Lamotte, IDAIA’s Director, Specialist in Aboriginal Art
An evening tour of the art+soul exhibition Wednesday 16 March A guided visit of the Aboriginal Art exhibition at the AGNSW with Solenne Ducos-Lamotte, specialist in Aboriginal Art and IDAIA's Read More
The Collectors Show – 2011
ReDot Fine Art Gallery is thrilled to exhibit prodigiously collectable works from across the Australian Aboriginal territories in our inaugural Collectors Show. "Collectors Show - 2011" will be the incipient Read More
UTOPIAN Aboriginal Art Exhibition
2-20 March 2011 Without Pier Gallery 320 Bay Street Cheltenham, 3192 Special Preview Melbourne subscribers please join us for a special preview to celebrate this show on Tuesday 1 March Read More
Dibirdibi Country, My Country – Sally Gabori Solo Show
One of Australia's most exciting and collectable contemporary artists, Sally Gabori, gets her first solo show in Singapore at the Australian High Commission, Singapore. In 2005 an elderly Kaiadilt woman, Read More
WILD DEADLY WOMAN AT AGATHON
It's a commonplace in Aboriginal art that creative people emerge from nowhere at a mature age and delight us with their accumulated experience “ now set down on canvas. But, Read More
SAD DEATH OF TENNIELLE NOCKETTA
Tennielle Nocketta wasn't a bankable or even known name in the Aboriginal art business. But she was a vitally important project for the future of the artform “ and collateral Read More
Saltwater Freshwater Art: Contemporary Aboriginal Art from the Mid North Coast of NSW
The Saltwater Freshwater Arts Alliance is proud to present this unique publication of 39 Aboriginal visual artists from the Mid North Coast of NSW. This will be the first time Read More
Lake Bolac Eel Festival, Koori Art & Craft Workshop
Local Koori Artist, Nerissa Major, will be having a Koori Art & Craft Workshop. $5 per project. A Large Variety of Projects to choose from. Come and Create your own Read More
Lake Bolac Eel Festival, Nerissa Major’s Local Koori Art Display
Local Koori Artist, Nerissa Major, will be having a display of her Unique Affordable Aboriginal Art, Handmade Gifts and Jewellery. Nerissa will also be having a Koori Art & Craft Read More
Lake Bolac Eel Festival, Nerissa Major’s Local Koori Art Display
Local Koori Artist, Nerissa Major, will b having a display of her Unique Affordable Aboriginal Art, Handmade Gifts and Jewellery. Nerissa will also be having a Koori Art & Craft Read More
AUTSIDER ART IN BELARUS
Mainpage /Authors Lyapin Alexey Year of Birth: 1966 Live in: Mozyr, Belarus Genres: graphics, painting, poetry Total works: 29 Nicholas Red Lioness and the Bird of Paradise Dreams tabby Music Read More
DEATH OF IAN ABDULLA
On the morning of Saturday 29 January, at the age of 63, Aboriginal artist Ian Abdulla passed away at the Berri Hospital, South Australia after a brief battle with cancer. Read More
INTERNATIONAL INDIGENOUS GATHERING IN WINNIPEG
One of the largest collections of Indigenous art ever assembled is being shown at galleries throughout Winnipeg in Canada. There are around 60 pieces of art included in Close Encounters: Read More
Salt Water to Salt Contemporary: Exploring the theme of water in Indigenous Art
Curators' Exhibition Preview & Talk Symbols, Mark Making and Colour: Saturday January 22, 5pm Followed by opening drinks, 6pm Curators' Talk: Sunday January 23, 2.30pm More than 35 works from Read More
Western desert artist leaves behind record of women’s ceremony
THE art world has been shaken by the death in early January of a ''visionary'' leader of the western desert art movement. Makinti Napanangka, thought to be in her 80s, Read More
EMILY AT MOMA
It is, of course, a joy to discover that a big international contemporary art show at an institution as prestigious as the Museum of Modern Art in New York has Read More
Discovery of Living Pigments in Bradshaw rock art
The age of Bradshaw rock art (also called Gwion gwion) is uncertain but estimated by indirect methods at between 46 000 years ago, based on the time of extinction of Read More