Indigenous Dancer
The ELLA Foundation will celebrate the first ever AusArt Day on Thursday, October 23, hosting an online fundraising event dedicated to empowering the next generation of First Nations dancers, mentors...
NAIDOC Week's theme in 2025 - The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy - is at the core of the Wurundjeri women's dance group and cultural network Djirri Djirri.
Proud graduates from across Australia were celebrated at the 2025 NAISDA Graduation Ceremony on Wednesday, on Darkinjung Country - NSW Central Coast.
Next month Australia's leading Indigenous performing arts company, Bangarra Dance Theatre, will present the world premiere of their first-ever visual arts collaboration, Illume, a new presentation fro...
NAISDA has long been the national leader in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander performing arts education – a dynamic training organisation where emerging First Nations artists gain the skills...
The vibrant and rhythmically-charged world of the Deaf Indigenous Dance Group – also known as DIDG – where the art of movement becomes a powerful expression of culture, identity, and resil...
Noongar performers from Western Australia's Phil Walleystack Indigenous Arts Foundation have recently returned from south east Europe after representing Australia at the Croatian International Folklor...
Bangarra Dance Theatre is now accepting applications for the 2025 Russell Page Graduate dancers and professionally contracted dancer positions.
Internationally recognised as Australia's only arts training organisation providing accredited arts training courses for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people, this month National Aborigi...
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