IS proppaNOW OCURRENT?
It’s not often that a show garlanded with a US$25,000 Read More
Momentous Celebration
The Australia Council announces “Purrumpa – a momentous five-day national Read More
Proppa Prize Winners
I’ve been saying for many a month that Australia’s First Read More
Critiquing the Critics
Three recent heavyweight reviews of Indigenous art in three newspapers Read More
Barak Artworks Saved for Victoria
Amazing news! The Victorian State government has put up half Read More
ART & POLITICS
Two major art exhibitions have opened in Sydney “ one Read More
THE ANNIVERSARY NATSIAAs
It's a big anniversary year for the National Aboriginal & Read More
The Good Life in Adelaide This Week
They say good things come in 3's and at Tandanya Read More
Saltwater Country Opens in the Netherlands
A new exhibition Saltwater Country is set to open at Read More
Namatjira and Mellor Shine at Deutscher and Hackett August 29 Auction
There were very few works by Aboriginal artists in Deutscher Read More
ACMI presents Indigenous arts festival
The National Indigenous Photomedia Forum, Shadow Life: Moving Image and Read More
New Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander art galleries
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have existed on the Read More
Vernon Ah Kee
Vernon Ah Kee Who let the dogs out? (detail) 2008 Read More
Arts around the world from the Financial Times
The Financial Times today featured Half Light, the first major Read More
Half Light- Portraits from Black Australia
Photography by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists has emerged Read More
Half Light
Half Light is the first major survey of the work Read More
Of Barks and Biennales
Will Owen talks about They are meditating and Papunya Painting: Read More
Art for Art’s Sake
Art for Art's Sake, by Quentin McDermott, was shown on Read More
Sydeny Biennale
The following Indigenous artists will be appearing at the important Read More
Power & Beauty
Power and beauty are concepts that resonate through the work Read More
Culture Warriors, the inaugural National Indigenous Art Triennial
The Australian Led by visions of their own Miriam Cosic Read More