Aboriginal Artists
Celebrated First Nations artist and descendant of the desert and ocean tribes of South Australia, Presten Warren announced this month he has officially sold 400 original artworks.
Yindjibarndi Elder and Artist, Wendy Hubert, has been invited to present a major new body of work as part of the 25th Biennale of Sydney this year.
Injalak Arts has announced the appointment of Dennis Stokes as its new chief executive officer, marking an important new chapter for one of Australia's most respected Aboriginal art centres.
The Melbourne Arts Precinct Corporation (MAP Co) has announced First Nations artists Brooke Wandin and Tarryn Love will deliver two public art commissions for Laak Boorndap.
Parrtjima, an annual festival celebrating Aboriginal cultures through light, music and storytelling, has unveiled its 2026 music program, bringing an exceptional lineup of Indigenous artists and celeb...
The Koorie Heritage Trust will present Treading Lightly, a major fashion and textiles exhibition, in March; showcasing more than 38 remarkable garments, textile works alongside beautifully crafted acc...
Pwerle Gallery, one of a small number of privately Aboriginal-owned galleries in Australia, has celebrated their 10-year anniversary with the opening of landmark exhibition Our Country in Adelaide; br...
Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) has announced award-winning Wiradjuri Scottish artist April Phillips as the recipient of the inaugural boorda yeyi Immersive Arts CommissionThe Commission...
Aboriginal art centres in Western Australia are rarely just workplaces. They are living archives, classrooms, and engines of local economies — places where painting, carving, weaving and storyte...
For almost a century Yolŋu artists at Yirrkala in north-east Arnhem Land have passed down painting, sculpture and printmaking through families and clans, a legacy now highlighted in the Art Galle...
In celebration of 30 years since the premiere of its inaugural work, Marrugeku returned to Gunbalanya – the community in West Arnhem Land where the company began with its first-ever production...
Opening in Kamberri/Canberra on December 6, the 5th National Indigenous Art Triennial: After the Rain, will see the vision of artistic director, Tony Albert, of the Girramay/Yidinji/Kuku-Yalanji peopl...
The Evolution of the Barba Women and Desert Flower – Polish Factor!, an exhibition by acclaimed Aboriginal artist Bibi Barba, is on display on NSW Parliament's Reconciliation Wall from now until...