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Charles Inkamala, Hermannsburg Road, Wallace Rockhole. Acrylic on canvas, 91.5 x 61cm. Courtesy of the Artist and Bindi Mwerre Anthurre Artists.Introducing the work of three artists who presented at the 2023 Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair you should support.Words by Zali...
In Close Conversation with Sonya Napaljarri Murphy
We’re revisiting some articles from this year’s Art Collector DAAF 2023 Special Edition. Here, Arlie Alizzi shares Sonya Napaljarri Murphy's painting journey. Painting alongside her family, Sonya Napaljarri Murphy’s work is striking for its hypnotic colours and...
DAAF 2023 Soars to New Heights
Another year of record representation, record attendance, and record sales solidifies DAAF as one of the most important cultural events in the country. Words by Camilla Wagstaff _ Over almost two decades, the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (affectionately known as DAAF)...

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The DAAF Foundation is a proud member of the Indigenous Artcode.

The DAAF Foundation is a proud recipient of the Festivals and Events Brolga Award in 2023.