Aboriginal Art Show at Jewish Centre
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Stories of the Dreaming
These stunning puzzles are worth having purely to admire the Aboriginal art - that the kids will be kept busy trying to piece them back together is an added bonus! Read More
Joining the Dots: The Sustainability of the Aboriginal Art Market
On top of the symposium I'm co-convening at the University of Melbourne next week, with speeches by the Minister for the Arts, Peter Garrett, 2010 Archibald and Wynne winner Sam Read More
Council revamps Indigenous art permits
Controversial laws restricting the sale of Aboriginal art at Todd Mall in Alice Springs are set to be overhauled and the price of permits will be drastically reduced. While some Read More
Colours of an arid landscape
A vivid world has sprung to life from the brushes of the painters of the APY lands. A colour-field of pulsing gold and scarlet; a ground of turquoise and psychedelic Read More
INAUGURAL SALTWATER FRESHWATER INDIGENOUS ART AWARD
Congratulations to Danielle Burford for taking out 1st prize with her entry Unsung Heroes Encouragement award to Natalie Bateman & Keene Ballangarry with their joint entry Lanes Bridge People's Choice Read More
Regional NSW tops Indigenous tourism report
Regional New South Wales is the most frequented destination for Indigenous tourism visitors, according to a new report. The Federal Government's Indigenous Tourism in Australia report shows over 500,000 tourists Read More
PaRing Gallery
The Toyota Community Spirit Gallery and the Koorie Heritage Trust present the PaRing Gallery, a free public art exhibition featuring 45 stunning Indigenous artworks by 21 local and interstate artists Read More
ART GALLERY BRINGS KOORIE CULTURE TO MAINSTREAM MELBOURNE
A group of 21 hand-picked local and interstate Indigenous artists will showcase their art at Victoria's next PaRing Gallery exhibition, hosted by the Toyota Community Spirit Gallery. Opened on Wednesday Read More
Lin Onus @ Counihan Gallery
Lin Onus: Meaning of Life at the Counihan Gallery is an exhibition of prints by Lin Onus. The exhibition also traces Lin Onus's development, his apprenticeship in the Northern Territories, Read More
More Aboriginal Art at the Kimberley Coastal Camp
Last year I visited the Kimberley Coastal camp and blogged about the amazing Aboriginal art around the camp. Last week Maureen and I were back there again. And once again Read More
Hunter indigenous art with special meaning
The Wupa@Wunaruah exhibition, by the Ungooroo Aboriginal Corporation, is at Hunter Valley Gardens this month and features the works of eight Hunter artists. Wupa is an Aboriginal word of the Read More
Funds to manage indigenous art
An Indigenous Arts Fellowship has been launched to create a stronger base of arts management in the indigenous arts world. Commissioned to research the status quo between artists and arts Read More
Telling tales through art
Rosebud indigenous artist Lionel Lauch was thrilled when a surprise guest turned up to this 40th birthday recently. It was legendary singer-songwriter Archie Roach, who just happens to be Lauch's Read More
Indigenous history carved in stone
Djon Mundine thinks there should have been more of an Aboriginal presence in the Sydney Biennale. He mentions the theme of the event - "The beauty of distance: songs of Read More
Closing the gap through art
Now an annual event, the NAIDOC Celebration Exhibition displays pieces from University of Ballarat Visual Art and Contemporary Craft students as well as artists in the local Aboriginal community. The Read More
Celebration for NAIDOC week
THE official opening of NAIDOC Week celebrations in the Whitsundays were held at the Proserpine Entertainment Centre on Tuesday. NAIDOC (National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee) week takes place Read More
Indigenous art fellowships
The art world knows it has a problem. While indigenous artists are showered with fame and money, there is little participation by indigenous people in the managerial side of the Read More
Utopian Art on display in Tamworth
Today on Breakfast, we discovered more about the art of the Utopian community which is located in the Northern Territory. A local exhibition opened over the weekend, and you too Read More
Not so super: investment proposals leave art market reeling
If investors have only five years to divest themselves of artworks as the review recommends, it will worsen the impact. ''It's an added blow,'' Mr Ayers said. ''Art takes a Read More