Photography
The City of Sydney is hosting a photographic exhibition in Redfern to mark the anniversary of the Freedom Ride.60 years ago a protest bus ride around NSW exposed systemic racism against Aboriginal peo...
Photography is a powerful medium for storytelling, and these five Indigenous photographers are making their mark by capturing moments that celebrate culture, community, and identity.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander photographers are invited to apply for the $20,000 First Nations Right of Reply Photography Commission, offering an opportunity to critically engage with the Powe...
Acclaimed performance art duo Will and Garrett Huxley bring a decade of creativity to Fremantle Arts Centre with Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams, their first retrospective exhibition, opening on November...
Through a lens, Jaru man Donny Imberlong has seen the changing Kimberley landscape over two decades. Going by the Instagram name of @donnydrysdale, Mr Imberlong's passions are the bush and taking phot...
Approximately 60 photographs taken by First Nations youth are currently on display at Victoria's Ferntree Gully Library. The photographic exhibition is the product of a state government-funded photogr...
A decade on from first seeing it exhibited, Uncle John Baxter and Belinda Mason are still taken by Unfinished Business, as portrait subject and social documentarian respectively.
Queer PHOTO is set to present a unique initiative, bringing together artists from various backgrounds, including First Nations creatives, to produce large-scale outdoor artworks.
Melbourne's newest community hub, narrm ngarrgu Library and Family Services, has unveiled a collection of public artworks and commissions that celebrate the richness of Kulin culture.
Alice Springs has welcomed a new digital studio provided by The National Film and Sound Archive (NFSA) in the light of the 'Digitisation Project'.
A new photo exhibition has opened at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney, honouring current and former Indigenous servicemen and women.
Inspired by warrior and matriarch Barangaroo, Gurindji, Malngin and Mudburra multidisciplinary artist Brenda L. Croft wants her images of powerful contemporary Indigenous women to reclaim ownership of...
Fashion photographer and Waanyi-Ngadjon man Rob Hookey has always been bursting at the seams with creativity. Born on Kalkadoon land (Mount Isa) before moving to Charters Towers and Townsville, Hookey...
