Exhibition review: Some Like it Hot, Flinders University Museum of Art
Some Like It Hot brought a blast of tropical heat to the chilly Adelaide autumn with its intersection of 'sweat, sex, desire and discord'.
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Some Like It Hot brought a blast of tropical heat to the chilly Adelaide autumn with its intersection of 'sweat, sex, desire and discord'.
Some Like It Hot brought a blast of tropical heat to the chilly Adelaide autumn with its intersection of 'sweat, sex, desire and discord'.
A $300,000 Territory Labor Government grant will support 20 arts projects through the 2021-22 NT Arts and Culture Grants Program, Arts Projects Round
CDU Art Gallery presents You Are Here an exhibition by Therese Ritchie from June 10 to July 17, 2021. CDU Art Gallery Curator and curator of the...
Last modified on Sun 7 Feb 2021 19.47 EST A collaboration among Northern Territory artists has likened the history of violent massacres in the Gulf of Carpentaria to modern-day damage wrought by lead mining, using paintings, text and photographic portraits of children and elders holding an oversized bullet. Lead in my grandmotherâs body is an exhibition from Borroloola by senior Garrwa man Jack Green, senior Garrwa-Yanyuwa woman Nancy McDinny, Garrwa-Gangalidda man Stewart Hoosan, Darwin-based artist Therese Ritchie and environmental anthropologist Seán Kerins of the Australian Nation...