8K views · 215 reactions | The Tennant Creek Brio art collective is making waves in the Australian contemporary art scene with their latest exhibition at ACCA Melbourne. Through bold, expressive works, the group addresses their community's issues and history, challenging the boundaries of what Indigenous art can be. This exhibition highlights the power of art as a platform for storytelling and cultural expression. : Anna-Marie Harding | ABC Indigenous | Facebook

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220 reactions · 70 shares | The first major survey of contemporary Indigenous Australian fashion to be undertaken in this country, Piinpi: Contemporary Indigenous Fashion celebrates Indigenous art, history and culture through the lens of contemporary fashion. This free exhibition is now open until 17 January 2021. Due to limited visitor capacity, please register your attendance to avoid disappointment. You can register on our website at https://bit.ly/Piinpi | Bendigo Art Gallery | Facebook

207K views · 2.7K reactions | These paintings are more than 6,000 years old. The so-called Maliwawa Figures were revealed in Australia's far north and it's the first time this style of ancient Aboriginal rock art has been documented. bbc.in/34iZ8Oh | BBC News | Facebook

40K views · 95 reactions | Aboriginal cross-hatching art is truly incredible  | GOODLAD | Facebook

The Fondation Cartier for contemporary art in Paris has opened its doors to the captivating universe of Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori, an indigenous Australian artist who began painting at the age of 80. A pioneer until her death in 2015, she was able to capture the spirit of her Kaiadilt people and her homeland through magnificently colourful works. https://rfi.my/8ZR9.f | RFI English

The Gapuwiyak Art and Culture Centre is now open and ready to welcome the community 🎨 This new space is a place to share Yolŋu culture through weaving, painting and sculpture. It’s a home for local artists and a place for young people to learn and stay strong in culture. Gapuwiyak artists have already been recognised across the country, including at the National Indigenous Fashion Awards. Their work has a new home right here on Country. Thank you to everyone in community who helped make this ha