Art is never just art in this ripped up mess of a world. Today’s Aboriginal art is often an expression of cultural sovereignty and survival, in a country which oppresses Aboriginal people, but uses Aboriginal heritage and art as a commodity – as a highly profitable souvenir. This post aims to celebrate various Aboriginal artists and demonstrate how such beauty is also resistance.

Loretta Egan https://www.facebook.com/Yamitji/

Nerolie Bynder https://www.facebook.com/NerolieBynder/

Iluka Art & Design https://www.facebook.com/NathansArtPageO/

Elizabeth Close https://www.facebook.com/elizabethclosearts/

Jordan Roser https://www.facebook.com/mirrabookadesigns/

Nerolie Bynder https://www.facebook.com/NerolieBynder/

Chern’ee Sutton https://www.facebook.com/Chernee-Sutton-Art-278269292226264/

Jandamarra – https://www.facebook.com/jandamarrasart/

Koori Kicks Art https://www.facebook.com/KooriKicksArt/

Garry Purchase https://www.facebook.com/DreamOnAboriginalArts/

Danny Eastwood https://www.facebook.com/DannyEastwoodArt/