NO DOTS DOWN HERE Edition 2, Apr/May/Jun 2010
No Dots Down Here... The Voice of Koorie Artists" At the Koorie Heritage Trust's inaugural statewide visual artists gathering ground held in 2009 one of the key recommendations arising from Read More
Inteview: Ngurra Kutju Ngurrara – Belonging to One Country
What is the inspiration behind the show? Papunya Tula remains the defining art centre of the modern Aboriginal art movement, it is steeped in history and one cannot proclaim to Read More
Hermannsburg Potters at Alcaston Gallery
Beverly and Anthony Knight in conjunction with Hermannsburg Potters,Northern Territory proudly invite you to view Themes of the Central Desert New ceramics by the Hermannsburg Potters, NT Judith Inkamala Rahel Read More
Recent works from Blackstone Ranges (26 September – 15 October 2010)
Tunbridge Gallery in conjunction with Papulankutja Artists are pleased to invite you and your guests to an exhibition of recent works from Blackstone Ranges, 26 September - 15 October 2010. Read More
Billionaire Kluge buried in modest pine casket
Billionaire philanthropist John W. Kluge was laid to rest in a modest pine box Tuesday afternoon at a ceremony that was alternately spirited and meditative. Kluge, who would have turned Read More
5th MOZG FESTIVAL: OPENING OF ABORIGINAL ART EXHIBITION_PART1
Opening of Aboriginal Art Exhibition. City Gallery Bydgoszcz (Poland), as a part of 5th Mozg Festival, 26.11.2009. Lecture by dr John von Sturmer.Translator “ dr RafaÅ‚ Zimny.
Exhibition reveals Indigenous art impact
An exhibition showcasing the influence of Australia's most notable Indigenous artists has opened in Mackay in north Queensland. The collection, Namatjira to Now, includes the William Dargie portrait of Albert Read More
27th NATSIA AWARD
It is great to see an artist of the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands (known as the APY Lands) receive such esteemed recognition for his efforts, and congratulations to the 460 Read More
Aboriginal Galleries of Australia Relocation Sale
Aboriginal Galleries of Australia's Melbourne gallery is relocating from their longstanding space at 35 Spring St, Melbourne. They will be operating from their Brunswick warehouse for the remainder of 2010 Read More
Namatjira: The Next Generation
Tuesday 28th September - Saturday 16th October Please join watercolour artists at the opening on Friday 1st October from 5pm - 7pm Watercolour Workshop Saturday 2nd October from 10am - Read More
Second Cairns Indigenous Art Fair a dazzling success
The 2010 Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF) was a major success, exceeding all sales and visitor expectations and cementing its place as a major event on Australia's cultural calendar. More Read More
Politics of the Secret
Rumors that Vivien Johnson was writing a history of painting at Papunya have been reaching my ears for a long time now. When the publication of Johnson's Lives of the Read More
Australian Aboriginal art draws on spiritual traditions
PULLMAN - Contemporary Australian Aboriginal Art: From the Collection of Margaret Levi and Robert Kaplan, will be exhibited at the Museum of Art/WSU Oct. 1-Dec. 11. Levi and Kaplan have Read More
WetlandCare Australia National Art and Photography Competition now open
WetlandCare Australia has launched their 4th annual National Art and Photography Competition to celebrate World Wetlands Day. The competition, which receives entries from across Australia, is open to children and Read More
Clap Sticks by Marcia Alice Panangka
Hand crafted Clap or music sticks are used during Aboriginal ceremonies. They are made from Mulga wood and are burned using a hot wire to create patterns such as concentric Read More
Discover Dunkeld, Nerissa Major’s Art Studio
A display of Unique Local Affordable Aboriginal Artworks, Giftware and Jewelry For Sale. Listen to Some Local Koori Stories $3 per Person or $6 per family See Unusual Aboriginal Stone Read More
All fired up about drawing
Budding artist Donovan Wilson's A4-size drawing could be transferred onto a 13m mural at Redfern fire station after it was selected as a finalist in a statewide art competition. The Read More
Can Aboriginal Art Be Contemporary Art?
The Australian wades into a controversy over the current generation of aboriginal artists: A paper by Melbourne academic Meaghan Wilson-Anastasios says major artists such as Emily Kame Kngwarreye, Clifford Possum Read More
Aboriginal art dying with desert masters
The pursuit of cultural authenticity in Aboriginal art will make it harder for young artists to enjoy the success of the old masters. New research into the sustainability of Aboriginal Read More
We want to showcase cream of Oz culture
So, what are you charting out to provide a better insight into Australian culture and bring the two countries closer in this sphere? We want to bring some of the Read More