First Nations
Significant object heads home to Tasmania after 230 years
After a 230-year absence, a rikawa has returned to Tasmania for an exhibition with deep cultural significance.
Exhibition review: Andrew Gall, Webb Gallery, Queensland
Shell necklaces tell Indigenous stories of identity and culture.
First Nations people often take on the ‘cultural load’ in their workplaces
Employers need to ease the burden of ‘cultural load’ on First Nations employees, who are expected to provide Indigenous knowledge,…
Unmissable First Nations events in 2023
The identity of this nation is embedded in Indigenous art. In this referendum year when we vote for an Indigenous…
Money beyond a monarch
With the recent death of Queen Elizabeth II, the RBA will turn to First Australians to replace her image on…
What Archie Moore says about heading to Venice Biennale
The First Nations artist has been selected to represent Australia at the next Venice Biennale. This is what he said…
Keeping it genuine: running a gallery in the NT
After 22 years, RAFT artspace director Dallas Gold is shifting up the model to address market pressures and connect with…
Drone experience to be permanent cultural offering at Uluru
Over 1000 drones will take to the skies every night over Uluru, using technology to tell an ancient story –…
‘Creative Australia will be built by what we do’
Key priorities of Creative Australia have been announced with more information on four new industry bodies.
Dedicated First Nations cultural space for Melbourne
Melbourne leads in opening a dedicated First Nations Arts and Culture Centre, and new home for Koorie Heritage Trust.