Melbourne has two impressive national galleries — one on St Kilda Road dedicated to overseas art and the Federation Square gallery that displays exclusively Australian art. Every time I return to Melbourne, I visit the downtown art gallery and head straight to the Aboriginal section where there’ll be something new on display.
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Truth behind lies
Above painting: Men in mourning — Maree Clarke
Aboriginal history was glossed over when I was at school, and even today, the depth of the injustice is often omitted. Continue reading Truth behind lies
Contemporary Aboriginal Art
While I preferred traditional Aboriginal art, it was interesting to view contemporary artists on display in the National Gallery of Victoria. Continue reading Contemporary Aboriginal Art
Looking up in the NGV
As we wandered through the Aboriginal section of the National Gallery of Victoria, I looked up where art work hung from the ceilings. Continue reading Looking up in the NGV
The NGV’s Aboriginal Weaving
The National Gallery of Victoria is my favourite gallery in the world. That’s because I’ve never discovered a better gallery that displays some of the finest Aboriginal work. Every visit to Melbourne, I return to this free gallery and discover something new. Continue reading The NGV’s Aboriginal Weaving