Coming soon: Sale to support the Western Desert Dialysis Program!
From 15 February until 7 March 2010 we are holding a sale of high quality donated art works to raise funds for the Western Desert Dialysis Program (click link for Read More
WHAT RHYMES WITH NGAPARTJI? NGAPARTJI!
From Will Owen: It's hard for me to think that Ngapartji Ngapartji (freely translated from Pitjantjatjara, "I give you something, you give me something") is concluding. I never had the Read More
Soul of the outback
Samuel Namunjdja walks into the gallery barefoot, bearing two paintings on bark; abstract works in ochre of lines and dots representing stories from Aboriginal mythology. He is one of the Read More
Soul of the outback
Samuel Namunjdja walks into the gallery barefoot, bearing two paintings on bark; abstract works in ochre of lines and dots representing stories from Aboriginal mythology. He is one of the Read More
NAIDOC 2010
The 2010 National NAIDOC theme is 'Unsung Heroes - Closing the Gap by Leading Their Way'. Many unsung Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have made huge contributions to Australian Read More
Djambawa Marawili Receives an AM
The Yolgnu community of Eastern Arnhemland and art lovers widely are celebrating the recognition of the Madarrpa clan leader, Buku-Larrngay Arts Chairman and ANKAAA Chairman, Djambawa Marawili, who received a Read More
Aboriginals: Art of the First person Announces “Insider Sale“ – 30% Off Australian art
Art of the First Person, doing business on the Web at http://www.TribalWorks.com, is offering all its Australian Aboriginal art at 30% off through February 28, 2010.
Call for Submissions for 2010 – 8th Annual Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition
Swell Sculpture Festival invites submissions from artists to exhibit in the 2010 exhibition. This is an opportunity to exhibit in a highly regarded exhibition set within a visually stimulating, expansive Read More
Purchasing Aboriginal Art: A Consumer Guide
A consumer guide put together by the NT Government, sponsored by Qantas. Download guide
Strands of Country: Contemporary Aboriginal Textiles
From the southern ocean to the northern seas and across the desert, contemporary textile art is practiced by Aboriginal artists. This exhibition showcases the work of three centres of contemporary Read More
Cowichan Aboriginal Film Festival
Welcome to the 6th Cowichan International Aboriginal Film Festival, taking place from April 15 - 19, 2010 in Duncan, British Columbia. Featuring four nights of films from indegenous filmmakers around Read More
New Online Social Network for Sunshine Coast Artists
Visual artist Des Howell, recently relocated from Toowoomba to Caloundra, has just started a new online social network Arts Sunshine to help promote all the Arts in the Sunshine Coast Read More
The Lost Brothers
In 1984, Walala and eight other relatives of the Pintupi Tribe became famous around the globe when they walked out of the Western Desert and made contact with Australian society Read More
The Directory – Art Competitions & Exhibitions of Australia & NZ 2010
New publication featuring more than 1100 Australian and New Zealand art competitions & exhibitions in one practical book. Lists all relevant details such as contact details, name, prize monies, web Read More
New developments for ABORIGINAL ART
www.idaia.com.au Specialising in International Development for Australian Indigenous Art IDAIA is dedicated to the development of a quality and ethical Australian Indigenous art among international audiences. ACQUISITION Advising and sourcing Read More
McCulloch’s Aboriginal Art @ Salt Contemporary 2010: The Summer Show
Celebrating the colours of summer, this new exhibition showcases art from Australia's newest and most dynamic desert art producing regions. Including work from the APY Lands, Western Desert, Spinifex Country, Read More
The shifting centre
A fascinating article by Nicolas Rothwell on the shifting of the Aboriginal art industry out of Alice Springs, looking primarily at Papunya Tula and Desart: But the contours of the Read More
PRO COMMUNITY with Papunya Tula Artists in Germany
The first Pro Community exhibition by ARTKELCH in Germany featuring Papunya Tula Artists was a big success. More than 5000 artlovers saw the exhibition touring 4 major cities in Germany. Read More
BULGUL THE HEALING PLACE
Club 21 and tjala Aboriginal Art are proud to bring, for the first time, to Singapore, an exhibition of evocative and outstanding aboriginal art work from the artists of Bulgul, Read More
New Year, New Home ““ Stock Room Show 2010
The ReDot Fine Art Gallery will start 2010 in a new venue. After almost 6 years in the charming Everton Road shophouse, ReDot Gallery is moving to new premises. From Read More