Behind the scenes
‘You’re going to see… it’s so good!’ Singing up Malandarri Festival…
Senior Borroloola songwomen Marjorie Keighran, Jemima Miller and Isa McDinny sat down with Comms Manager Kate Rendell to share their songs, stories and reflections ahead of the recent Malandarri Festival…
Rachael Wallis announced as NT Artist in Residence in Taiwan…
Renowned dancer and choreographer Rachael Wallis reflects on her upcoming residency in Rinari, Taiwan, where she will spend six weeks as the inaugural Indigenous Artist in Residence…
Alice Springs artists Frankie Snowdon and Madeleine Krenek on APAM
In early 2018 Artback NT travelled the largest ever NT delegation of artists and arts workers to APAM in Brisbane. Here Alice Springs based artists Frankie Snowdon and Madeleine Krenek reflect on the opportunity…
International learnings… Louise Partos reflects on her 2017 travels
In 2017, Louise Partos travelled to Canada, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea and Taiwan exploring potential new markets and opportunities for NT Artists. Here she reflects on the highlights, learnings and outcomes…
A long way from Yirrkala… Balnhdhurr travels to Hobart with Ruby Alderton
Yolngu artist Ruby Alderton shares her reflections on her recent trip to Hobart for the launch of Balnhdhurr – A Lasting Impression at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery…
Making ‘The Memory Archive’ with Sarah Hope…
— by Eve Pawlik
Sarah Hope speaks with Artback NT Project Coordinator Eve Pawlik about her recent ‘Memory Archive’ project with Voices of Palmerston.
Taiwan with Jeffrey “Yello” Simon
B2M band member Jeffrey “Yello” Simon reflects on his recent trip to Taiwan, the experience of collaboration and the universal language of music…
On the road with In Between Two
— by Liz Rogers
A recap of the NT tour of In Between Two as seen through the eyes of Liz Rogers, Performing Arts Manager/ Tour Coordinator/ Tour Manager/ Head of Lighting/ Minivan driver extraordinaire…
Lighting up Numburindi Festival
— by Eve Pawlik
Artback NT Project Coordinator Eve Pawlik headed to Numbulwar recently as the Project Manager of Numburindi Festival… it was windy, hot… and an incredible celebration of contemporary and traditional song and dance!
What a night!
We recently gave our friends, supporters and arts lovers a peek behind our curtain, showcasing some of the exciting activity we have coming up over the next two years! Plus, we celebrated the opening of the exquisite exhibition, Punuku Tjukurpa…