Posted by Aboriginal Art Directory | 26.01.10
Welcome to the 6th Cowichan International Aboriginal Film Festival, taking place from April 15 - 19, 2010 in Duncan, British Columbia. Featuring four nights of films from indegenous filmmakers around the globe, art & dance, an opening Coast Salish Reception....» Read More
Posted by Aboriginal Art Directory | 26.01.10
Visual artist Des Howell, recently relocated from Toowoomba to Caloundra, has just started a new online social network Arts Sunshine to help promote all the Arts in the Sunshine Coast and hinterlands. Artists joining the network can upload images of...» Read More
Posted by Central Art Aboriginal Art Store | 25.01.10
Central Art is thrilled to announce our first overseas winner for the Betty Mbitjana competition. Jo- Anne McCullough from Canada is the lucky winner. Jo-Anne thought we were kidding when we send her an email letting her know she was...» Read More
Posted by Aboriginal Art Directory | 21.01.10
In 1984, Walala and eight other relatives of the Pintupi Tribe became famous around the globe when they walked out of the Western Desert and made contact with Australian society for the first time. Now, we are delighted to bring...» Read More
Posted by Aboriginal Art Directory | 16.01.10
New publication featuring more than 1100 Australian and New Zealand art competitions & exhibitions in one practical book. Lists all relevant details such as contact details, name, prize monies, web address, art type etc. for visual artists such as fine...» Read More
Posted by Aboriginal Art Directory | 13.01.10
www.idaia.com.au Specialising in International Development for Australian Indigenous Art IDAIA is dedicated to the development of a quality and ethical Australian Indigenous art among international audiences. ACQUISITION Advising and sourcing works for acquisition projects EXHIBITION Organising exhibition projects for overseas...» Read More
Posted by Aboriginal Art Directory | 07.01.10
Celebrating the colours of summer, this new exhibition showcases art from Australia’s newest and most dynamic desert art producing regions. Including work from the APY Lands, Western Desert, Spinifex Country, The Martu and Utopia....» Read More
Posted by Aboriginal Art Directory | 02.01.10
A fascinating article by Nicolas Rothwell on the shifting of the Aboriginal art industry out of Alice Springs, looking primarily at Papunya Tula and Desart: But the contours of the central Australian art world map are changing fast in the...» Read More