AUSTRALIA'S CROWN JEWELS
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 24.11.19
I've written much in recent months about the absence of progress in developing the hoped-for National Aboriginal Art Gallery in Alice Springs. And, just a few days ago, I discovered and republished a story about the Quandamooka people's plans for...» Read More
Sydney Goes Contemporary
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 08.09.19
It's that time of year again for the now-annual Sydney Contemporary art fair at Carriageworks in Sydney. Ever innovative, this year the show began early in the unlikely setting of the Sofitel Hotel on Darling Harbour where 3 suites and...» Read More
DIGGING FOR HONEY ANTS AT PAPUNYA
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 14.05.19
Unusual for Aboriginal Art Directory – a link with something to listen to! Recently, John Kean – an early Papunya Tula Artists staffer, researcher and frequent writer about those pioneering days at Papunya in the 70s – was asked to...» Read More
TJUNGUNGUTJA TO ALICE
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 14.03.19
A little bit of history via my writing in 2017 when the important exhibition of the Museum & Art Gallery of the NT's collection of the earliest Papunya boards opened in Darwin. Now Tjungungutja – From Having Come Together moves...» Read More
The Aboriginal Memorial – A Smouldering Reproach
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 10.10.18
The 30th anniversary of the 1988 creation of The Aboriginal Memorial of 200 dupun/hollow log bone coffins by 43 artists from Ramingining is being celebrated this weekend with a lecture, conversations, a film and a symposium at the National Gallery...» Read More
Whispering Still
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 24.08.18
Twenty years ago, almost single-handedly kicking off the History Wars, Henry Reynolds published 'This Whispering in Our Hearts'. For him it was the culmination of researches stimulated in 1971 by his first job teaching history at the Townsville University College...» Read More
Japanese 'Didg' Star in Sydney
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 07.02.17
News Source: Press Release Japanese artist and musician, Hiroki Morimoto, more popularly known as the artist Goma, is being brought to Sydney for the first time by The Japan Foundation for a special performance of his didgeridoo music for one...» Read More
Lecture Archive
- 25.08.15 | Details of Exciting New Tarnanthi Festival
- 27.03.13 | CHANGE & CONTINUITY IN THE KIMBERLEY
- 16.09.11 | Guided Visits – Aboriginal art at the Art Gallery of NSW – 28-29 Sep 2011
- 05.09.11 | Mick Gooda joins the conversation
- 05.09.11 | Mick Gooda joins the conversation
- 13.06.11 | Platform conversations: Constitutional recognition - so what?
- 25.02.11 | A guided visit of the Aboriginal Art exhibition at the AGNSW with Solenne Ducos-Lamotte, IDAIA's Director, Specialist in Aboriginal Art
- 25.11.10 | Country, memory and art: Understanding Indigneous art
- 26.09.10 | Whats on in DC?
- 02.07.10 | Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art exhibition talk
- 26.06.10 | Practices, Processes & Politics of Indigenous Place-Making: A Symposium
- 01.06.10 | Invitation to Lloyd Kwilla solo & Utopia Colour @ Salt Contemporary
- 19.05.10 | 25 May, Artist Talk by David Garneau
- 11.05.10 | Aboriginal Art Reading Group: May meeting
- 04.05.10 | Multicultural Events Calendar Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection
- 01.04.10 | Exploring Aboriginal Art Prints with Dean Dass
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