Papunya Tula Artists is entirely Aboriginal-owned and directed by the Pintupi artists of the Western Desert. The enterprise represents around 80 artists, with its primary gallery space in Alice Springs.
'We have stories that relate to the Dreaming as well as places that are pivotal to our lived experience. Sacred sites and places of significance cannot be replaced. In the same way, our knowledge is also irreplaceable.' Janina Harding, CIAF Artistic Director.
"When I stand on Country, it gives me a great sense of belonging and ownership.
The knowledge that the land I walk on today is the same land that my ancestors and elders walked on feel intrinsically magical and powerful." Tiarna Wynne, Miss NAIDOC Perth 2021 Finalist.
Deadly Denim is a First Nations Fashion editorial shot by Noongar photographer Cole Baxter. Blak brands include Deadly Denim, Gammin Threads, The Koorie Circle, Haus of Dizzy, Take Pride Movement and more.
Director Yandi Chali opens Repkulture's first retail outlet with Activate Perth. Let's meet the brand that aims to inspire African-Australian youth to have the pride and confidence to wear traditional African print as well as inviting all Australians to share and enjoy their love of culture and fashion.
Custom-made apparel celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and history. 100% Aboriginal owned & operated by Sasha Sarago a proud Wadjanbarra & Jirrbal woman.
Inspired by the Australian frill-necked lizard, Brisbane based artist Claudia Williams blended recyclable materials, Aboriginal culture and the colours of the outback to design Priya's gown.
EXYRA UV and blue light filtering eyewear, the stylish solution to eliminating digital eye strain and improving eye health.
Bundjalung Artist, Ella Noah Bancroft heads YHI an ethical, sustainable and culturally innovative Indigenous clothing and jewellery range straight out of Byron Bay.
If you’ve seen her jewellery you’ll remember it – bold, colourful, sometimes political and often nostalgic. Wiradjuri woman Kristy Dickinson has built Haus of Dizzy from the ground up. Armed with her solar-powered lasercutter, Kristy puts the ‘Deadly’ in design.
