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Hereby Make Protest: honouring our pioneers
A new exhibition focussing on the Aboriginal men and woman who fought valiantly in early 20th century organisations for justice is now open.
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Bulgari Art Award win for Daniel Boyd
The prize, valued at $80,000, includes an artist residency in Italy, making it one of the most valuable art prizes in Australia.
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Artist Daniel Boyd
Visual Artist Daniel Boyd’s work acknowledges the past, the present and the future. He’s just won one of Australia’s top art awards.
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Alick Tipoti
This talented and award-winning visual artist always had a strong sense that the world of art was where he was meant to be
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Artistic perspective on 1770
A new national art exhibition that uses Indigenous and non-Indigenous perspectives to reimagine the encounter between the First Fleet and Aboriginal people in 1770
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‘Walking together as one mob’
Deadly Award finalist Jandamarra Cadd has put together the largest ever collection of his works to be exhibited
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Art awards open for entries
More than $50,000 in prizes are available through the Awards program which is open to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders
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Weereewa exhibit opens
Weereewa: Alternative Histories presents alterative responses to Weereewa using mainly glass as a medium
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Shari finds her place in curating
Meet Shari Lett – the new intern at the Goulburn Regional Art Gallery
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Art talks
Yawuru graphic novelist Brenton E McKenna has just published the Ubby’s Underdogs sequel through Magabala Books, which is guaranteed to take readers even further into the mysterious, multicultural world of post-war Broome
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On the look-out for artists
Not-for-profit organisation OneSight are on the look-out for creative Indigenous artworks by emerging artists
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‘Colour Theory’ paints a picture
The second series of Colour Theory on NITV is set to air in March next year
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Traditional knowledge on display
Awe inspiring exhibition that celebrates how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders apply thousands of years of traditional knowledge
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Karla Dickens
Of late, artist Karla Dickens has been spending a few afternoons every week at the local tip. It’s not the kind of place you would imagine starting a piece of artwork from, but to use her words, right now is not a good time to be selling art. “Times are tough,” she says, “they have a shop at the tip and I collect different things there that I find interesting to work with.”
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After hard work, dreams come true
Seventeen-year-old Chern’ee Sutton has achieved more in the art world in a short time than some artists do in a lifetime
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‘Mendoowoorrji’ flies high
The latest aircraft in the Qantas Indigenous Flying Art Series has touched down in Sydney
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