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TAGGED: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists
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WINHANGANHA: Australian Icons triptych by Jazz Money

Award-winning Wiradjuri artist, filmmaker and poet, Jazz Money, shares her connection to, and reflection on, 3 pieces of content from the NFSA collection.

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NITV News: Harold Thomas wins art prize

This story from NITV News in 2016 shows Northern Territory artist Harold Thomas, the designer of the Aboriginal flag, receiving the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award for his

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Art + Soul: Dreams and Nightmares – Emily Kame Kngwarreye

Emily Kame Kngwarreye (approximately 1910–1996) was an Anmatyerre artist and elder. She is one of Australia's most important contemporary artists.

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Tracey Moffatt

Filmmaker and photographer Tracey Moffatt is one of Australia's most nationally and internationally successful artists, having held around 100 solo exhibitions of her work in Europe, the United Sta

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Evidence of Indigenous 'resilience, resistance and excellence' - Coby Edgar on Mervyn Bishop

Art Gallery of NSW curator Coby Edgar talks about the legacy of Australia's first Indigenous photojournalist, saying his work exhibits 'evidence of Indigenous resilience, resistance and excellence'

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Who is Mervyn Bishop: Australian Photojournalist (with AGNSW Curator Coby Edgar)

Art Gallery of NSW curator Coby Edgar pays tribute to Mervyn Bishop - Australia's first ever Indigenous press photographer.

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Working with AGNSW Curator Coby Edgar - Tara Marynowsky

An interview with NFSA curator Tara Marynowsky about working with AGNSW curator Coby Edgar, 2021.

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Mervyn Bishop - cadets

Mervyn Bishop tells the story of his photogaph Photography cadets with model, Sydney Morning Herald 1967.

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Mervyn Bishop - Murray Island

Mervyn Bishop tells the story behind his iconic photograph, Murray Island 1977.

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Australian Aboriginal Flag 50th anniversary

To mark the 50th anniversary of the first raising of the Aboriginal flag in July 1971, proud Kamilaroi yinarr (woman) Cheree Toka writes about what the Aboriginal flag means to her.