2021 Telstra NATSIAA Finalists Announced
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 22.04.21
Sixty Five Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander finalists from across Australia have been selected from a total of 248 entries in the 2021 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards presented by the Museum and Art Gallery of...» Read More
Influential Aussies
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 08.12.20
A year ago I hailed the arrival of the incomparable Emily Kngwarreye on the lists of 20 Influential Artists drawn up by Artsy.com in the US. Sadly, she's gone from its 2020 list, but, excitingly, Wiradjuri artist and Sydney Biennale...» Read More
Michael Nelson Jagamara AM 1946 – 2020
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 10.11.20
The death was announced in Alice Springs last night of the leading Desert artist Michael Nelson Jagamara. The Warlpiri man wasn't amongst the first in Papunya to take to the canvas when the art movement took off there in 1972....» Read More
Sunshine Coast Art Prize Finalists Paint BMWs
Posted by Aboriginal Art Directory | 30.10.20
Hitting the Sunshine Coast streets now until December 11 are a BMW, Mini and BMW motorbike featuring the artwork of Sunshine Coast Art Prize 2020 finalists, Michael Nelson Jagamara, Natalya Hughes and Kent Morris - thanks to Coastline BMW. The...» Read More
$80K Across Seven Awards - The Big Telstra Open for Entries
Posted by Aboriginal Art Directory | 28.10.20
It's time for First Nations artists to choose their entries for Australia’s longest-running and most prestigious Indigenous art Award, the Telstra NATSIAA. The categories are: Telstra General Painting Award Telstra Bark Painting Award Telstra Works on Paper Award Wandjuk Marika...» Read More
Archie Has First Aboriginal Winner
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 25.09.20
Well, I was pretty right about the Wynne Prize - giving Hubert Pareroultja the guernsey for his brilliantly-coloured, outsize Hermannsburg work in acrylics, as his illustrious forebear Albert Namatjira would never have attempted. But I was dead wrong about the...» Read More
Why not the Wynne?
Posted by Jeremy Eccles | 17.09.20
“The global debates about race and ethnicity are reflected in the prominence given to Indigenous artists in this year's prize”, was the reflection of Sydney Morning Herald critic John McDonald after the launch of this year's Archibald, Wynne and Sulman...» Read More
Art Prize Archive
- 24.08.20 | Art Fairs Exit - and Entrance
- 12.08.20 | Fairs Fare
- 07.08.20 | “The Art of the Nation”
- 06.08.20 | Art Is Fashionable
- 06.08.20 | The Salon, 2020
- 26.06.20 | Fashion Goes Indigenous
- 09.06.20 | ARTISTS HONOURED
- 27.05.20 | First Nations Arts Awards
- 07.05.20 | Boomerang Back to the Start
- 23.04.20 | NATSIAA Pre-Selections Revealed
- 20.04.20 | CIAF 2020
- 06.04.20 | ON & OFF IN ABORIGINAL ART
- 12.03.20 | Entries to Blake Prize Closing Soon
- 18.12.19 | Influential Emily
- 11.12.19 | Cairns Airport Commission
- 03.12.19 | Daniel Boyd Shines Again
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