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Aboriginal designs for your sari

24-year-old Aboriginal artist Presten Warren had not seen a sari up close until last year. Today, his designs appear on a sari range created by...

Gandhi’s call to action | Art Gallery of NSW

Indian artist Jitish Kallat’s acclaimed artwork finally makes it to the Art Gallery of NSW, write KIRA SPUCYS-TAHAR and RAKA SARKHEL

Anudeepa Kadiresan: Creating Dravidian art in Melbourne

Growing up in India, Anudeepa Kadiresan loved to create Tanjore paintings using the centuries-old traditional method. “Of course, I used aluminium foil instead of the...

Instagram’s artsy brown lady, Gurvinder Kaur

Alongside completing her master’s degree in counselling, multimedia artist Gurvinder Kaur has taken on another important project in the last few years: helping young...

15-year-old youth wins Hornsby photo contest

15-year-old Aayush Chitnis’ photograph, ‘The Faces of Quarantine’, has won in the ‘Alone Together’ photography competition (Youth Category). The competition, held by the Hornsby...

South Asian artists in QAGOMA’s Asia Pacific Triennial

In the 10th edition of QAGOMA's Asia Pacific Triennial (APT10), the exhibition hopes to look to the future of art and the world we...

Gauri Torgalkar: An Australian floral tribute to Diwali

In a wonderfully different exhibition of Australian native flowers that opened this week, Sydney-based artist Gauri Torgalkar weaves in a familiar Indian theme, Diwali. Or...

Nine-year-old Viraj Tandon is in this year’s Young Archie

Nine-year-old Viraj Tandon of Sydney is one of ten finalists in this year’s Young Archie competition in the 9-12 year category. The children’s portrait competition...

Professor Chandini Raina MacIntyre by Karen Black at the Archibald

During COVID-19 lockdown, when Sydney-based artist Karen Black was following the news intently, eminent epidemiologist Professor Chandini Raina Macintyre was a recurring figure in...

Kirthana Selvaraj in her ‘green suit‘ at the Archibald

The glaring portrait of a fashionably dressed “femme queer brown” artist awaits aesthetes at this year’s Archibald Prize exhibition. Sydney-based Kirthana Selvaraj’s self-portrait is...

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