

SAVE THE DATE
5-8 August 2027
21ST Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair
Experience the rich diversity and strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, design and culture.
Save the date for DAAF 2027, 5-8 August, part of a week of events from DAAF Foundation.
DAAF 2027
5-8 AUGUST
LARRAKIA COUNTRY & ONLINE
Experience the rich diversity and strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, design and culture, at the 21st Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair on Larrakia Country and Online.
Mark your calendars from the 5-8 August 2027, part of an action packed week of events from DAAF Foundation in the Top End!
FREE to attend from 6-8 August, with immersive cultural activities.
Buy art ethically, with 100% of sales going back to the Art Centres.
Discover works from 1500+ artists from 80+ Art Centres across Australia.
At the Darwin Convention Centre on Larrakia Country & Online!
Join our DAAF Foundation Family
Taking no commission on art sales, DAAF Foundation relies heavily on the generosity of our community.
Photo by Wayne Quilliam at Marawuddi Arts & Culture .
DAAF JOURNAL
A connection to community, Country and culture, through art and design.
Photo by Jason Thomas. Image courtesy of Warakurna Artists.
ABOUT DAAF FOUNDATION
Where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts and Cultures are strong and celebrated.DAAF Foundation celebrates the rich cultural and artistic diversity of Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Centres. We are a not-for-profit, Indigenous organisation, owned and governed by the 90+ Art Centres and Peak Bodies we represent...
DAAF Foundation's Community Ambassador
"DAAF Foundation does so much for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, helping to support and uncover this talent, and provide platforms to showcase their work. It means the world to me to be able to collaborate with such a respected organisation."
Jessica Mauboy
Photo by Wayne Quilliam
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