Barkly Arts is a big supporter of all events that happen all around the Territory. Just over the last weekend, we sent our team to support the 2018 Barunga Festival. Here's a little short of our Visual Arts employee, Yoanna, talking about our time at the festival!

Over the weekend, one of our local Barkly Artist, Gladys Anderson entered her painting into the Tennant Creek District Show. This is a small snapshot of her day.

A new series from Barkly Regional Arts, 'My Art, My Culture' looks into the local artists of the Barkly region. This video we look at Andrick 'Kemarr' Ross, a man from Epenarra, who tells us about his life on the station in Canteen Creek.

Desert Harmony 2018's official opening, this year we begins a new push for a single area for the Desert Harmony Festival. To celebrate the opening of a new area, we begin with a traditional smoking ceremony, followed by our Junk to Funk band, coordinated by Steve Langton. …

The TARNANTHI Art Fair presents the latest work from over 40 art centres from across Australia. Art lovers and collectors can buy works of art directly from artists at the Art Fair, held during TARNANTHI’s opening weekend. TARNANTHI Art Fair 26-28 October 2018 Visit …

What is Fracking? was produced by Madjulla Inc, an Aboriginal organisation based in Broome. It features Nyikina Indigenous Rights campaigner Dr. Anne Poelina, and Senior Nyikina Elder Jeannie Warbie. Having watched the impacts of hydraulic fracturing tests close to home, at …

Worry Boss is a story about anxiety. The story focuses on what makes people worry, how that makes them feel and what they can do about it.Worry Boss has been made with the Royal Flying Doctor Service together with communities in Central Australia. Find out more at …

Worry Boss is a story about anxiety. The story focuses on what makes people worry, how that makes them feel and what they can do about it.Worry Boss has been made with the Royal Flying Doctor Service together with communities in Central Australia. Find out more at …

If its flooded, forget it! Slow down, turn around, don't drown.

Break It Down: Community Conversations Around Mental Health. The Break it Down project is best described as a series of connected and meaningful conversations, creative workshops and content development that addresses local issues, celebrates culture identity and encourages …

Australia's Original Nations people suffer huge disadvantages, both culturally and socially. Many Original Nations people continue to feel the effects of generational trauma on a daily basis, critical rates of youth suicide (the highest in the world), low life expectancy, …

A short documentary detailing a unique 2-year visual arts and literacy collaboration featuring the Fregon Anangu School, Kaltjiti Art Centre and the Fregon community (APY Lands).

Part of the 'Break It Down: Community Conversations Around Mental Health' project 2017/2018. (DPM/PHN WNSW) Life as a fair-skinned Aboriginal woman has not been easy for Aunty Gloria Rogers. Being caught between two worlds brings uncertainty, and inevitable anxiety, but Aunty …

Part of the 'Break It Down: Community Conversations Around Mental Health' project 2017/2018. (DPM/PHN WNSW) It takes a long time to build trust between a patient and a psychologist, and no one knows that more than clinician, Jenny Molyneux. Through her work providing mental …

Part of the 'Break It Down: Community Conversations Around Mental Health' project 2017/2018. (DPM/PHN WNSW) Chasing the western ideal can turn out to be hollow, and lead to depression, if your spiritual self is not in the right place. For George Coe, that journey brought him …

Part of the 'Break It Down: Community Conversations Around Mental Health' project 2017/2018. (DPM/PHN WNSW) Mental illness is a battle. Instead of fists and aggression, it takes sheer will and determination to keep your mind from falling into those negative cycles. Though, you …

Part of the 'Break It Down: Community Conversations Around Mental Health' project 2017/2018. (DPM/PHN WNSW) It’s terrifying to talk about the trauma in our lives, but that’s exactly what you have to do, in order to heal. Eliza Packham shows us that there’s huge power in …

Part of the 'Break It Down: Community Conversations Around Mental Health' project 2017/2018. (DPM/PHN WNSW) When you sit down for a yarn with Uncle Les Coe, you walk away with deepest sense of pride in who you are spiritually and culturally. There is a raw power in his words, …

Part of the 'Break It Down: Community Conversations Around Mental Health' project 2017/2018. (DPM/PHN WNSW) Being a parent and making those tough decisions, is one of the hardest parts of the job. Especially, when you have to speak up about your child’s mental health. Krista …

Part of the 'Break It Down: Community Conversations Around Mental Health' project 2017/2018. (DPM/PHN WNSW) Going in to speak with a psychologist can seem like one of the hardest things to do, but once you take that leap, you will feel better than you’ve felt in ages. No one …