Malu Mabaigal (Men of the Sea) explores the deeply embodied relationship between the men of Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait), the Arafura and Coral Seas. It documents the remarkable synergy between the two balas (brothers) whose artwork brings it to life so vividly, artists Jymahl Savage and Tipoti Nona from Badu Island. Whether in linoprint, monoprint or carved objects, there is […]
DAAF continues to play an important role in supporting First Nations artists and remote communities, with all sales going directly back to artists and their Art Centres. The event also celebrates the diversity and strength of Indigenous art, design and storytelling through exhibitions, workshops, performances and cultural programming.
Malu Mabaigal (Men of the Sea) explores the deeply embodied relationship between the men of Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait), the Arafura and Coral Seas. It documents the remarkable synergy between the two balas (brothers) whose artwork brings it to life so vividly, artists Jymahl Savage and Tipoti Nona from Badu Island. Whether in linoprint, monoprint or carved objects, there is […]
Badu Art Centre is excited to announce that we will be showcasing at the 2025 Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (DAAF), taking place at the Darwin Convention Centre on Larrakia Country. As one of Australia’s leading celebrations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and culture, DAAF brings together Indigenous owned Art Centres and artists from […]
The project brings together contemporary Indigenous fashion and cultural storytelling, creating opportunities for artists to expand their creative practice into textile and garment design while strengthening pathways for ethical, community-led fashion production. As part of the program, pattern maker and artist Cath Wright will also return to Badu to work closely with the Textile Studio […]
