DAAF 2018: Striving Forward

Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair Foundation’s executive director Claire Summers on how far the event has come in its 12 years.
Arthur Roe collector

Collector Profile: Arthur Roe

In 1997 Arthur Roe picked up the launch issue of Art Collector magazine shortly after he began collecting art. Little did he know that 21 years later, his collection of more than 850 works would land him on our pages.
Judith Wright

Collectors Love: Judith Wright

Sound is integral to Judith Wright’s installations and video work.

Bill Culbert: Delicacy and Light

Bill Culbert’s ability to manouvre light, transparency and shadow has consistently captivated.

On the World Stage: Richard Maloy

With modest wit, Richard Maloy's work subtly engages the parameters of art making today

Collectors Love: Virginia Leonard

Collectors are overwhelmingly attracted to Virginia Leonard’s very visceral, oozing glazes and voluptuous sculptural forms.

Debutantes: Anna McMahon

Anna McMahon’s work is a pursuit of purposeful nothingness, an aesthetic of failure.

Cool Hunter Predictions: Salote Tawale

Salote Tawale explores perceptions of identity, race, ethnicity and gender as constructed within the framework of Western cultural values through her multidisciplinary practice.

Darren Sylvester: Broken Model

Coated in a glossy sheen and infused with pop culture references, Darren Sylvester’s latest work straddles the boundary between high art and fashion editorial.

Leslie Rice: Black Velvet

While his early life was entwined wih tattooing, Leslie Rice is moving on.