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Indigenous art recognised as historical evidence in new study of frontier massacres

On Kalkatungu Country in north-west Queensland in 1884, Aboriginal men and women were killed during a violent confrontation with colonial forces at a place now known as Battle Mountain.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Jan 6, 2026
Western Desert painting returns to New York with major exhibition

Note: This story contains the name and image of someone who has died. The legacy of late Aboriginal artist Clifford Possum Jampijinpa, who was exhibiting in New York by the late 1980s, continues this...

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Jan 5, 2026
Stolen Wages struggle captured in National Portrait Prize finalist

A young girl, Amazine, sits beside her father, Amaziah Club, during a men's ceremony on Alyawarre Country in Ampilatwatja, 325 kilometres north-east of Mparntwe/Alice Springs.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Dec 22, 2025
Aṉangu artists complete final spears for major Biennale artwork

Senior Aṉangu men from Ernabella, also known as Pukatja, have completed the final spears for Waninyi, a major cultural artwork set to be unveiled at the 2026 Biennale, one of Australia's biggest...

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Dec 10, 2025
Aboriginal desert story finds new audience in India

Artists from the Ngaanyatjarra Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (NPY) Lands — the desert region where Western Australia, the Northern Territory and South Australia meet — have carried one of...

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Dec 8, 2025
Fitzroy Crossing's old bridge turned into runway years after devastating flood

Orange afternoon light dapples the concrete of the Old Crossing Bridge as young Aboriginal women turn it into a runway, draped in garments created by local designers. It's a striking scene.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Nov 21, 2025
'Desert stories on the coast': Bidyadanga Artists return for annual Broome sale

Crossing three deserts and more than 1,800 kilometres from WA's Kimberley region to the Mid West, the Canning Stock Route is among the world's most remote and unforgiving tracks.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Oct 24, 2025
After the Flood: Healing and hope flow through Fitzroy’s fashion workshops

International model and proud Walmajarri, Gooniyandi, Wajarri and Yamatji woman Billie Jean Hamlet says she wishes the After the Flood Fashion Project existed when she was a girl growing up in Fitzroy...

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Oct 17, 2025
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