Aboriginal arts and culture protocols
First Nations People on this continent are the custodians of the longest living culture in the world. Aboriginal people have been sharing their unique cultures for thousands of generations.
Through guidance from cultural authorities, such as Elders and cultural knowledge keepers, a wide range of protocols help guide cultural business practices.
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Image: Brook Garru Andrew, 'DIWIL', 2021, Installation View, Murray Art Museum Albury. Photo by Jeremy Weihrauch
Celebrating First Nations creatives
Current projects
Inner West Council Cadigal Reserve Public Art EOI
The GreenWay Public Art program will curate new public artworks that transform this urban green corridor. This commission at Cadigal Reserve is for an identified Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander public artwork.
Aboriginal-led cultural digitisation project to preserve local collections
Four NSW Aboriginal cultural centres and keeping places will lead the way as cultural collection digital champions thanks to an $800,000 Creative Captial investment by the NSW Government.
Shaping policy for the arts and cultural sector
The NSW Government is developing a policy with an inclusive, sustainable and ambitious approach to arts and culture. The Federal Government's National Cultural Policy Revive, provides an ideal starting point.