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Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative presents Bunarm Bologaman wahl Bundjalung (Brothers coming together of the Bundjalung Nation), an exhibition of new works by eight leading Bundjalung Artists, including Noel Charlie Caldwell, Luke Close, Anthony (Tule) Gordon, Burri Jerome, Gilbert Laurie, Oral Read More

Come down to the heart of Redfern for the free community even on Wednesday 30 October 2013t!  Join the stars and celebrate the Award Winning premiere of “Redfern Now” Season 2 on the big screen. Special Guest Performances by Geoffrey Gurrumul Read More

As part of the Corroborree Festival, larger-than-life images of Aboriginal women will be projected onto the 20-metre façade of the Australian Museum to celebrate the importance of Sydney’s Aboriginal history and culture. The wall on William Street will be transformed Read More

Presented by the Australian Society of Authors (ASA), award-winning Australian Aboriginal author and speaker Melissa Lucashenko will deliver the prestigious Colin Simpson Memorial Lecture in 2013. The lecture will be held on Thursday 17 October 2013 at 6pm at the Read More

The National Film and Sound Archive’s Black Screen program promotes cultural awareness and Indigenous screen culture, provides entertainment to communities and brings them together in discussion. It supports the industry by showcasing Australia’s Indigenous talent on and off screen. Black Screen’s DVDs of Read More

‘String theory’ is a scientific term that speculates on the theory of everything. In this exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art (16 August-27 October 2013 ), it is taken to mean the open-ended expansion and connections of ideas, stories Read More

Come join us on November 5, 6, 7 at the 2013 Buunji National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education Conference at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour. Join Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and educators from around Read More

Manly Art Gallery & Museum and guest curator Keith Vincent Smith have assembled a fascinating exhibition of watercolours, engravings, drawings, artefacts and other objects documenting the ‘first encounters’ between English settlers and the Gamaragal, the Aboriginal people who lived at Read More

Discover the history and culture of Aboriginal Sydney with these new self-guided audio-supported tours developed by Aboriginal Studies Press. The tours cover heritage and rock art sites, as well as contemporary Australian Indigenous places of significance. From the edges of Read More

The Native Institute Exhibition is at Blacktown Arts Centre from 5 July to 21 September 2013. On a prominent and busy intersection where Rooty Hill Road North meets Richmond Road, a bare site is protected by cyclone fencing and a Read More