Kurrwa (stone axe/axehead) to Kartak (billycan, pannikin, tin cup): hand-made/held-ground. Join the Centre for Art History and Art Theory (CAHAT) at the Australian National University for its monthly seminar; this month’s speaker is Dr Brenda […]
The Power Institute brings artists Vernon Ah Kee, Julie Gough and Warraba Weatherall into conversation with the editors of Gordon Bennett: Selected Writings, Angela Goddard and Tim Riley Walsh, to consider Bennett’s indelible impact. This […]
Maree Clarke will present the 2021 Duldig Lecture on Sculpture on Sunday 19 September from 2.00 pm to 3.30 pm. The Duldig Studio Museum and Sculpture Garden’s flagship event will be delivered online and presented […]
Rattling Spears: A History of Indigenous Australian Art, Ian McLean Join MUMA for the launch of Ian McLean’s latest book,Rattling Spears: A History of Indigenous Australian Art. As Senior Research Professor of Contemporary Art at […]
