First Nations
Queensland's newest regional gallery also its largest
Rockhampton Regional Art Museum opens in time for reignited tourism.
A refreshed Parrtjima gets you sky gazing
Parrtjima 2022 will ground your feet in the Central Desert’s red soil while shifting your focus skywards, acting as a…
Theatre review: At What Cost?, Belvoir
A timeless tragedy that prompts questions about land and (Indigenous) identity.
Opportunities and awards wrap
JamFactory FUSE Glass Prize entries open in January, 2022 Platform LAB participants announced alongside 2021 Telstra Emerging Chorographer recipient, 2022…
Exhibition review: Bark Ladies, NGV International
The wider perception of ‘a bark show’ has been locked in the past for too long.These paintings leap out in…
Book review: Mission, Noel Pearson
Reflections of a life-long interrogation of black and white politics.
Vale David Dalaithngu AM
We mourn the passing of the once-in-a-generation artist whose career included such landmark films as Walkabout, The Tracker and Charlie’s…
First Nations curator redefines emerging
For Primavera’s 30th anniversary, Aboriginal curator of the event Hannah Presley talks about legacy and brave steps.
Circus review: Common Dissonance
First Nations circus provides a dynamic expression of contemporary Australian society.
How a festival's legacy shifts perception
With 1.4 million people having attended Tarnanthi since its inception, ArtsHub takes a look at the festival’s impact in shifting…