Indigenous Culture
Australian LGBTQI+ artists will come together in conversation this week as part of Mardi Gras Month at Wollongong Art Gallery. The event, Celebrating Mardi Gras Month, will be held at 11am on Wednesda...
Historic art works of more than 40 cultural authorities, artists, academics, researchers and other experts will be exhibited publicly for the first time in a free exhibition.
Native foods are far from a culinary trend, with a new report this week underscoring a need to protect Traditional Knowledge in an industry grounded in more than 60,000 years of history.
Yuin Nation Birriga Bunaan will return in 2026, with this year's gathering being promoted as a ceremony ahead of a festival. Set to take place at the Tilba Football Field on 17 January, the event will...
A new book from UWA Publishing is reframing Western Australia's story through the historical artefacts, artworks and natural specimens held in its museums, libraries and galleries.
The 2025 Quandamooka Festival has closed on Minjerribah following its largest gathering to date. Featured alongside the festival was the grand opening of the QUAMPI Arts & Culture Centre.
First Nations artists are being invited to create a suite of artworks representing the interconnected Songlines of Country for a new global tourism campaign.
The Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation has officially opened a vibrant First Nations-designed, owned and operated arts and cultural centre that will showcase Quandamooka arts, culture a...
The new QUAMPI Arts & Culture Centre will be officially launched during the 2025 Quandamooka Festival; a significant milestone for Indigenous culture.
The Queensland Government will invest $1.5 million in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and arts organisations to support new projects and upgrade Indigenous Art Centres across Queensland.
The Yarrabah Music and Cultural Festival will return this month with Cape York band Black Image announced as the headline act. The group, made up of multiple generations of family members, is known fo...
The Murri School in Acacia Ridge held its annual NAIDOC Family Fun Day on Friday, bringing together community members to celebrate culture, connection and Country.
Cultural leaders from across Queensland gathered this week to explore the lasting legacy the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games could leave for the state's arts and creative sectors.