The artists at Anindilyakwa Arts have revisited a traditional practice to create a new exhibition of totems and sculptures — on now at Laundry Gallery!

TDF columnist Jirra Lulla Harvey talks to artist Iluka Sax-Williams about pyrography and his journey into art!

The director of the Nagula Jarndu Arts Centre, is sharing her knowledge and love of block printing with other women living in remote areas. She tells us her story.

Meet the creative practice of husband-wife duo Irene Henry and Harold Goodman, as they work to create an ambitious 200 birds.

The emerging artist shares how they found their creative voice and intuitive painting style.

Our new columnist Jirra Lulla Harvey talks to respected Yindjibarndi Elder, artist, Cultural Custodian and linguist, Wendy Hubert about Country and creativity.

Introducing our spectacular group show featuring the incredible Martumili Artists from Newman, Western Australia.

Amanda Hayman and Troy Casey are the entrepreneurial couple behind Brisbane's most exciting new art gallery and retail space!

Bendigo Art Gallery hosts 'Piinpi: Contemporary Indigenous Fashion' curated by Shonae Hobson – Australia's first major survey of indigenous textiles and fashion.

The Pilbara-based artist’s debut solo exhibition!

Aunty Eileen Harris + Aunty Rochelle Patten celebrate a shared sisterhood at Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre, Melbourne Museum.

A group exhibition and celebration of Australia's first Indigenous owned and operated gallery.

The Sydney-based furniture, design and lifestyle brand joins with Indigenous artists from the Torres Strait to repurpose ocean trash into festive artworks.

A rich overview of contemporary Indigenous ceramic practice, now on show in South Australia's Barossa Valley.

Introducing recent works by the master colourist, who hails from Aurukun in Far North Queensland.

Profiling the highly sought-after and idiosyncratic painter from northern Western Australia.

Profiling the Madonna-loving artist creating incredible woven bags and garments.

Profiling the melbourne-based pop-up gallerist, working with Indigenous Australian artists across the country and abroad.

Profiling the bold artist and Yolngu woman from Yirrkala, near Nhulunbuy in North-East Arnhem Land.

Profiling the Great Sandy Desert-based artist, ahead of current and upcoming exhibitions.