Category: Blak Critics

Miss First Nation drag pageant shines a spotlight on queer First Nations communities and stories, writes Davey Thompson. Blak Critics… Read more

Drawing on data from traditional First Nations Songlines and weaving in the sequence of her own DNA, Naretha Williams’s experimental… Read more

Humour used as a medium for healing as Looking for Tiger Lily puts a queer spin on First Nations storytelling,… Read more

Art has an incredible power to make us feel, and dis rupt‘s Blak youth takeover of Hamer Hall was exhilarating… Read more

The citywide Blak-out of Barring Yanabul performances opened Melbourne’s eyes to its First Nations heart, writes Timmah Ball. Blak Critics… Read more

Tales of an Urban Indian is a powerful one-man show on a bus that deals with shame, trauma and hope,… Read more

In a collaboration with Taiwanese First Nations creatives, Negotiating Home x Red Earth explored the environmental crisis we’re currently facing,… Read more

Jasmin Sheppard danced for women everywhere in her performance on the streets of Melbourne for Barring Yanabul, writes Monique Grbec…. Read more

Blood Quantum blends the arts of dance, narrative storytelling and projected images to relay the hard truths about the Stolen… Read more

Mark Coles Smith’s musical alias Kalaji premiers a multisensory dreamscape in Night River, writes Monique Grbec. Blak Critics is a… Read more