“All aboriginal art is political – whether it’s iconic ... dyed black as a symbol of mourning the loss of the First Nations women who died in servant roles and never found a way back to ...

One clear, bold vision and thousands of hours of specialised, meticulous work have resulted in Welcome to Country, a ...

For many First Nations women, the fear their children might be ... (ABC RN: Harriet Tatham) There's Aboriginal art on the walls and an Ernie Dingo documentary on the telly. When I visit, Mel ...

When Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander woman Nina Fitzgerald moved ... people the fun and vibrancy of Indigenous art, and encourage non-First Nations Australians to be curious about Indigenous ...

the book acknowledges and celebrates the contributions of Aboriginal women to diverse fields of work and disciplines such as art, culture, politics, language, law, community, education, and social ...

Though the art in itself sets off conversations on colours, textures, motifs and meaning, the context catapults its importance as First Nations, women-made art. Jarrachara is on view till ...

Once located 250 metres to the east of the Art Gallery of South Australia ... In Coffs Harbour in the mid-1960s, First Nations women made clothes for tourists at the Big Banana.

Tina Baum (Gulumirrgin (Larrakia)/Wardaman/Karajarri peoples), Senior Curator, First Nations Art, National Gallery: ‘The launch of the Wayanha: First Nations Advanced Leadership Program offers ...