Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair
This Christmas the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (DAAF) Foundation is inviting Australians to help empower the next generation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander storytellers in art and fashion thr...
Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair has announced expressions of interest for next year's public program are officially open. Calling all First Nations Art Centres, artists, performers, dancers and creatives...
The Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (DAAF) has already achieved a record breaking $5.1 million in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art sales this year, a milestone across the Fair's 19-year history, w...
In Haasts Bluff, a remote community in the Western Desert, art is transforming into economic power. Ikuntji Artists, the first art centre established in the Western Desert in 1992, has launched Ikuntj...
Under the lights of the Darwin Convention Centre on Larrakia Country, something truly special unfolded this month. As part of the 10-year anniversary of Country to Couture, a dream eight months in the...
Returning for its 19th year, the internationally recognised Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair has opened to the public. Commencing on Friday, the largest national event of its kind is free to attend and offe...
Clair Helen Parker, an individual designer of original fashion apparel who has excelled both creatively and commercially, received the Fashion Designer Award at the National Indigenous Fashion Awards...
Indigenous Fashion Projects announced the winners of this year's National Indigenous Fashion Awards as part of Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair Foundation's annual program of fashion, art and cultural event...
A significant contingent of NSW Aboriginal artists will be represented for the first time at the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair this week, thanks to the efforts of the Aboriginal Culture, Heritage & A...
Wiradjuri and Waiben Island man Lindyn Rowland has been appointed head stylist of Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair's 2025 Country to Couture runway.
Fashion isn't just fabric; it's identity, power, and memory stitched into something you can wear. For Cissy Gore-Birch, OAM and a Jaru and Gija woman with strong ties to Balanggarra, Bunuba, and Nyiki...
More than $50,000 has been raised through the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair Foundation's urgent travel appeal, nearly triple their original goal.
Every year, more than 75 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art centres undertake the long and often challenging journey to participate in the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair on Larrakia Country.