National Indigenous Art Fair
Highlights
- Celebrate contemporary Indigenous art at The Cutaway, Barangaroo, and immerse yourself in vibrant cultural expressions.
- Experience bush tucker cooking demonstrations, connecting with traditional flavours and culinary heritage from Aboriginal communities.
- Join hands-on weaving and cultural workshops, fostering creativity while learning about Indigenous craftsmanship and traditions.
- Enjoy live music and dance performances, creating a lively atmosphere that captivates families and art enthusiasts alike.
Celebrate Indigenous Australian art, design, food and culture at the annual National Indigenous Art Fair.
This iconic annual event will be held on Gadigal land at The Cutaway, Barangaroo. The Art Fair showcases the latest award-winning ideas and innovations from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, designers, and makers from around the country.
The National Indigenous Art Fair also represents an incredible gathering of indigenous creatives, with many travelling from the far corners of Australia – places like Ramingining, the Tiwi Islands and Yuendumu in the Northern Territory.
There will also be a colourful festival atmosphere with bush tucker cooking demonstrations, weaving and cultural workshops, live music, children’s activities and dance performances.
With a full schedule of live experiences including talks, demonstrations, tastings, master workshops, and daily performances, it’s a great day out for all the family. Everyone’s welcome to look, listen, learn, and join in!
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