by Ellie | Nov 13, 2023 | DAAF 2023, DAAFF News, Feature
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)... 
by Maya Johnson | May 29, 2023 | DAAFF News, DAAFF Yarns
Digital due diligence The digital space opens up incredible opportunities to engage with and buy Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and culture on a scale we might not have been able to imagine a decade ago. But this scale might be intimidating for some art... 
by Maya Johnson | Oct 12, 2022 | As seen in Art Collector, Uncategorized
We’re revisiting some articles from this year’s Art Collector DAAF 2022 Special Edition. Here, Tristen Harwood explores Papulankutja Artists’ Joy Nginana Lyons’ approach to art. Ngaanyatjarra artist Joy Nginana Lyons’ detailed... 
by Maya Johnson | Jul 25, 2022 | Collective, DAAF 2022, Feature, From Our Country to Yours, Uncategorized
Celebrating First Nations arts and culture across Australia In July and August each year, a collective of organisations come together to present Australian First Nations arts and cultural practice to a global audience. Over the next few months, we’re travelling with... 
by Maya Johnson | Jul 19, 2022 | Collective, DAAF 2022, Feature, From Our Country to Yours, Uncategorized
Celebrating First Nations arts and culture across Australia Over the past few months, we’ve been travelling with you across the country, presenting just some of the Art Centres, artists, creatives and thought leaders at the forefront of First Nations arts and...