Piruwa Kettle
$349.00
Honoring 65,000 years of Australian culture, Breville has worked with Alison Page—a Wadi Wadi and Walbanga woman of the Yuin nation and founder of the National Aboriginal Design Agency—to create the Aboriginal …
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Link About It: This Week’s Picks
"Gay Christmas," illuminated drones finishing monuments, a portable record player and more this week
Link About It: This Week’s Picks
Art's influence on medical education, a directory of queer creatives, a new category of star and more from around the web
Via theguardian.com
Aboriginal Flag Finally Free For Public Use
After a two-year legal battle (and many more years of disputes and conflict), the Aboriginal flag is freely available for public use now that the designer transferred copyright to the Commonwealth in …
Karrinyarra Throw Blanket
$230.00
Made with 100% cotton and yarn that’s 70% recycled, the Karrinyarra throw is designed by Aboriginal artist Emma Daniels in collaboration with Koskela and Slowdown Studio for the Tangentyere collection—a line dedicated …
Via theguardian.com
Vincent Namatjira Becomes First-Ever Indigenous Australian to Win Archibald Prize
First awarded in 1921, Australia’s Archibald Prize for portraiture had not been won by an Indigenous Australian until this year. For the piece “Stand Strong for Who You Are,” beloved artist Vincent …
Via abc.net.au
Google Removes Street View Images of Australia’s Uluru
In a move to prevent people from virtually climbing Uluru—a sacred, 600-million-year-old sandstone rock formation in Australia’s Northern Territory—Google removed images of the site from the internet. The Anangu people (the traditional …
Link About It: This Week’s Picks
The world's earliest drawing, talking trees, uncensored video games and more
Via washingtonpost.com
The Aboriginal Artist Finally Being Shown in America
John Mawurndjul—an Aboriginal artist living in the remote community of Maningrida—is highly regarded in Australia and across Europe. While his art has garnered praise from critics proclaiming him as “one of our …
Bush-Dyed Robe
$250.00
Carefully bush-dyed by Anindilyakwa women living in the remote Groote Eylandt Archipelago—an island in the Gulf of Carpentaria, about 391 miles from Darwin—each North Home robe is unique. The process is one …