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Justina Willis, Country with Wildflowers, Acrylic on Canvas, 37cm x 60.5cm, 2025, Image courtesy of Yinjaa-Barni Art Words by Mae Ganambarr Across Australia, a new generation of First Nations artists is shaping the future of contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
DAAF Reflections A Celebration of Culture, Connection & Creativity Elvis Bara – Anindilyakwa Arts, DAAF, 2025, Photo by Leicolhn McKellar This August, the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (DAAF)Foundation welcomed First Nations artists, Art Centre staff,...
Four Artists Honouring their Totems and Showcasing at DAAF 2024 Welcome to our Feature Artist series, where we delve into the captivating world of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artistry. Here we explore the intricate interplay between Country, cultural figures...
Yindjibarndi painter Marlene Harold has developed an adaptive and original mix of dot and splatter techniques in her practice to create vivid, impressionistic depictions of Country. Words by Arlie Alizzi Image | Elder and Artist Marlene Harold in front of the Pilbara...
Your guide to some of the standout works presented at Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair 2023. Words by Camilla Wagstaff Cover image by Elizabeth Ngwarraye Bonney, Flowers and Fairies, Acrylic on cotton 76 x 61cm. Courtesy of the Artist and Artist of Ampilatwatja Elizabeth...
