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Craig Ruddy, artist of controversial Archibald Prize-winning portrait, dies of COVID aged 53 - Vimarsana News

Craig Ruddy, artist of controversial Archibald Prize-winning portrait, dies of COVID aged 53

The artist, whose memorable portrait of the late actor David Gulpilil was at the centre of a legal battle, died on Tuesday night.

Craig Ruddy, artist of controversial Archibald Prize-winning portrait, dies of COVID aged 53 - Vimarsana News

Craig Ruddy, artist of controversial Archibald Prize-winning portrait, dies of COVID aged 53

The artist, whose memorable portrait of the late actor David Gulpilil was at the centre of a legal battle, died on Tuesday night.

Craig Ruddy, Archibald prize-winning painter, dies at 53 - Vimarsana News

Craig Ruddy, Archibald prize-winning painter, dies at 53

Ruddy was best known for his paintings of leading Indigenous Australian figures including David Gulpilil, Bruce Pascoe and Cathy Freeman

Morning mail: Djokovic airport drama, aged care Covid outbreak, Capitol riots anniversary - Vimarsana News

Morning mail: Djokovic airport drama, aged care Covid outbreak, Capitol riots anniversary

<strong>Thursday</strong>: World no 1 Novak Djokovic held at Melbourne airport after being granted an exemption to play in the Australian Open. Plus: a guide to standup paddleboarding

Has Dark Emu been debunked? Peter Sutton and Keryn Walshe take aim in new book - Vimarsana News

Has Dark Emu been debunked? Peter Sutton and Keryn Walshe take aim in new book

In 2014, Bruce Pascoe’s Dark Emu revolutionised interpretations of Indigenous history, arguing that Aboriginal people engaged in agriculture, irrigation and construction prior to the arrival of Europeans. Now, in a new book, two highly respected academics say that there is little evidence for these claims.