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How Aboriginal Art Has Changed Over Time
Posted by Digital Hitmen onAboriginal art is one of the most enduring and profound cultural traditions in the world. Its roots trace back tens of thousands of years, and its evolution reflects not only the resilience and creativity of Aboriginal peoples but also their ability to adapt and innovate while honouring ancestral traditions. This...
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Uncovering the Rich Beginnings and Symbolism of Dot Paintings
Posted by Jilan Shah onCreative Native, located in the heart of the Perth city, is a dynamic hub for Indigenous Australian art, culture, and creativity. Founded with a profound commitment to preserving and promoting the artistic traditions of Australia's First Nations peoples, Creative Native is a collective of passionate artists, dedicated enthusiasts, and cultural...
Contemporary Aboriginal Art: A Fusion of Tradition and Modernity
Posted by Jilan Shah onThe story of Contemporary Aboriginal Art is a tale of artistic evolution, cultural preservation, and a profound connection to the land. It all began in the early 1970s in a small remote community called Papunya, located in the Northern Territory of Australia. This community, home to Indigenous Australians from various...
The Corporate Aboriginal Workshop Experience
Posted by Jilan Shah onWhilst long overdue, businesses are finally recognising the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion. It is well known that fostering a workplace that respects and embraces diverse perspectives leads to innovation, creativity, and improved overall performance. One way to help embrace this movement and contribute to your employee's cultural education...
Aboriginal Dot Paintings Origins and Meanings
Posted by Connor Liddelow onThe intricate patterns and mesmerising swirls of Aboriginal dot paintings captivate the eyes and intrigue the mind. But these artworks aren't merely aesthetic; they hold within them stories that span tens of thousands of years, echoing tales of heritage, survival, and deep connection to the Australian landscape. Delve deeper with...
Understanding the Cultural Significance of Aboriginal Art
Posted by Jilan Shah onAboriginal art, born from the Indigenous peoples of Australia, stands as one of the world's oldest continuous art traditions, stretching back over 60,000 years. This enduring form of artistic expression serves as a vibrant testament to the rich history, unique culture, and profound spiritual beliefs of the Aboriginal peoples. It...
It’s NAIDOC Week, a time of celebration and action!
Posted by Jilan Shah onAs the calendar turns to July, Australia brims with anticipation and reverence. Creative Native Aboriginal art gallery is excited to announce it’s almost time for NAIDOC Week, a time-honoured tradition of celebrating the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. From Sunday the 2nd of July...
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Seasons
Posted by Jilan Shah onWelcome to Creative Native Aboriginal art gallery, where we celebrate the rich cultural heritage and artistic expression of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. In this article, we explore the profound significance of seasonal knowledge in Indigenous Australian cultures and its impact on various aspects of life, from sustenance and...
Understanding Colour in Aboriginal Art
Posted by Jilan Shah onColour has always been an essential aspect of human expression, transcending cultural boundaries and connecting people through shared experiences and emotions. In the world of Aboriginal art, colour serves as a powerful medium to convey stories, beliefs, and the deep-rooted connection to the land. At Creative Native Aboriginal art gallery,...
Protect Your Artworks for Summer
Posted by Jilan Shah onSummer can be a wonderful time of the year, but it can also be a challenging season for art collectors and creators. With the heat, humidity, and sunlight, it is crucial to protect your artworks during the summer months. The team at Creative Native indigenous art gallery has put together...