Aboriginal art is an oral language. A lot of stories passed down from generation to generation are told orally or drawn on cave walls and on bodies. It’s the oldest artistic culture in the world.

Still, Rekospective feels like an important art historical moment. In wall texts, the artist recalls feeling the disconnection between the Aboriginal objects on display during childhood visits to ...

The Aboriginal art of northeast Arnhem Land in Australia is both ancient and recent. For thousands of years, the Yolngu people of this remote, culturally rich region have been painting in the sand ...

Several of the contributors to the wall continued to paint. By 1972, they had established the Papunya Tula Artists, which continues to be owned and operated by Aboriginal people primarily of the ...

Maḏayin: Eight Decades of Aboriginal Australian Bark Painting from Yirrkala presents a watershed moment in global art history, sharing with the American public a history of Aboriginal Australian bark ...

Laguna Art Museum invited donors to paint their names on the wall on Saturday, April 26, as part of a fundraising campaign that will help bring improvements to the local art institution.

Little has changed in the office of the Aboriginal art dealer Tim Klingender since his death in a boating accident near the heads of Sydney Harbour two years ago, aged 59. The loft space ...

From the 1970s, an increase in the recognition of Aboriginal artistic traditions saw the birth of art movements that swept the continent and continue to this day. Today an exciting dynamism is ...