Noongar
Young Noongar rapper Inkabee dropped his infectious new single 'Vibez' last week. The track draws on his time in Canada and continues his shift towards an RnB sound.
WA Museum Boola Bardip is hosting an extraordinary exhibition spanning three decades of work by acclaimed Noongar artist Peter Farmer. Launched by Perth Design Week earlier this month, Chirriger Moort...
After the triumphant exposure of Noongar culture and artistry at Perth Festival from 2020-2024, a new initiative to lure more Indigenous audiences to Australia's longest-running cultural festival has...
Kala, an engaging new children's book written and illustrated by eight members from Birdiya Waangkiny Elders Group in Bunbury, Western Australia, is out now.
A new mural by Whadjuk Noongar artist Jade Dolman has been unveiled at Leatherback Park in Alkimos Beach, Western Australia, as part of a joint initiative by Stockland and DevelopmentWA to embed Indig...
A Perth filmmaker has taken out the top award at this year's Australia Youth Film Festival, held in Melbourne on Friday night. Dannon Wu, 24, won the ABC Best Overall Film award for 'Black Cockatoos:...
After mesmerising audiences and critics at the 2024 Perth Festival, the Noongar-performed opera Wundig wer Wilura will return in concert format for a series of special regional performances.
First Nations artist Denzel Coyne openly admits that when he started crafting traditional Indigenous objects, his very first attempts were "crap".
The past five seasons of Australia's oldest international arts festival - the Perth Festival - have been particularly momentous, with Ian Grandage's groundbreaking series of programs representing deep...
Ballardong Noongar artist with connections to the Nimunburr Yawuru, Kamsani Bin Salleh, also known as Kambarni, has been creating professional art for nearly a decade.
Snake Nest, a bold and evocative work by Noongar artist Darryl Dempster has been selected by Reconciliation WA as the National Reconciliation Week (NRW) Street Banner Project artwork.
North Sydney Council has invited the public to experience Keep the Fire Burning, a powerful First Nations community art exhibition, presented on the sacred lands of the Cammeraygal people.
The Yagan Amphitheatre stage was set for something far greater than just a performance—it was an expression of unity between cultures separated by oceans but bound by a shared history and spirit...