Northern Territory Writers Centre

The Darwin Visual Arts Association (DVAA) is an artist-run space established in 1983, dedicated to advancing contemporary art within local, national, and international contexts. It supports artists at all stages of their careers through various initiatives such as exhibitions, artist talks, and special projects. Situated at the entrance to the Darwin Waterfront, DVAA serves as a hub for emerging and established artists, curators, and arts writers. The organization fosters artistic freedom and community engagement, aiming to promote local art on broader platforms. Generated from the website

The Arnhem Northern and Kimberley Artists Aboriginal Corporation (ANKA) is a peak advocacy and support body dedicated to Aboriginal artists and art and culture centres across northern Australia. With a focus on preserving and promoting Indigenous culture, ANKA supports over 5,000 Aboriginal artists and 47 Aboriginal-owned art centres, playing a crucial role in the cultural and economic upliftment of disadvantaged communities. Generated from the website