This exhibition showcases artists from the NT and across Australia whose work addresses the deep relationship between humans and the natural world. Fecund, meaning...
2018 marks 50 years since the Futuro was designed. Architect Peter Dermoudy brought one to Darwin and lived inside it in 1970s. Curated by Koulla Roussos, the lightbox...
'Get It On 2018' is a celebratory event that brings together Australian Aboriginal fabric design and people who like to sew, with the aim to showcase Indigenous hand-...
Hailing form central Australia, artists from Warlukurlangu art centre are known for painting gloriously coloured artworks. Contemporary depictions of country, animals...
Papunya Tula Artists have become synonymous with producing distinctive renditions of ancestral stories. Repeating motifs reflect traditional forms and narratives while...
Mind the Gap is a dark and politically charged meditation on the gap between Australian cultures. It is not asking us to close the gap, to homogenize or assimilate;...
A selection of talented Larrakia Nation Artists are exhibiting work in celebration of NAIDOC week.
Kalipinypa is a sacred site north-east of the remote Aboriginal community of Kintore on the NT/WA border. Many of the artists from Papunya Tjupi paint the important...
Past the Berrimah line, in the heart of Coolalinga Central is a horse called Neddy. Kids excitedly wave and call out to him as they pass by. Some escape the clutches of...
The annual Katherine Prize encourages Indigenous and non-Indigenous residents of the Northern Territory to develop their art practice and showcase their skill to the...
An exciting collection of artworks from Darwin's very own Art Educators NT. Help the NT's talented art educators celebrate their 40 year anniversary. All welcome.
Immerse yourself in a vast Arnhem Land floodplain and lose yourself in a forest of bark paintings, in an ambitious and beautiful cross-cultural collaboration between...
The collection of the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) comprises over 2,500 items that relate to Aboriginal groups living across northern...
Mick Rictor was a young boy when he and his family ‘walked in’ from the Great Victoria Desert in 1986, making him one of the last Aboriginal people to withdraw from a...
An exhibition celebrating Top End wetlands and adjoining sandstone escarpments, with their dramatic seasonal changes and the amazing adaptations of flora and fauna to an...
“Reach for the Skies – Protecting our Native Wildlife” features local artists in association with the Territory Wildlife Parks Artists-in-the-Park program being curated...