Celebrating an artistic heritage as ancient and enduring as the land itself, Aboriginal people of the Central and Western deserts have nurtured their connection to Country through diverse forms of ritual and artistry for tens of . . .

Hailing from an ancient Creation era, the Tingari Song Cycle holds deep significance for the people of the Pintupi language group, as it encompasses a cultural lattice of rituals, sacred sites, social structure and . . . 

Have you ever wondered what the desert might look like in bloom after a few hearty wet seasons? As seen through the eyes and lens of esteemed artist and our Utopia correspondent Genevieve Loy Kamara are flashes of vibrant red earth, native desert blossoms and other beautifully . . . 

Esther Bruno Nangala is the granddaughter of Naata Nungurrayi, a legend of the Western desert art movement. She represents an exciting view into the future of desert art. She paints bold traditional designs associated with women's sites, ceremonies and the laws . . .

The Australian Aboriginal peoples are the oldest continuous culture in the world, dating back more than 65,000 years. The Aboriginal people do not have a written language, so relied on passing on culture and knowledge through oral story-telling, ceremony and and visual depictions. These visual depictions ...