Clarity Communications Australia Pty Ltd. Et al. (2007) Australian Government Website: Australian Indigenous Art
Australian Government Website, describing the history of Indigenous Culture, Colonisation, Rock Art and various styles of Indigenous Art.
GoMA Resources (n.d.) Indigenous Artist Archie Moore :Sacred sights (the first intervention) 2008
Archie Moore uses a wide variety of different media, depending on the subject of his works. Moore communicates an experience for Aboriginal people of colonisation and the introduction and perpetuation of Christianity.
GoMA Resources (n.d.) Artists of Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre. Retrieved from:
A group of Aboriginal artists working together at Girringun have used fired clay with ochre patterning, guava wood and string to make a group of firestick figures.
GoMA Resources (n.d.) Albert Namatjira: The Finke River Gorge at entrance to Glen Helen c.1945-53. Retrieved from:
Albert Namatjira was born at Ntaria (Hermannsburg) on the Finke River Mission Station in the Northern Territory.
GoMA Resources (n.d.) Alick Tipoti: Kobupa thoerapiese 1999. Retrieved from:
Alick Tipoti was born on Waiben (Thursday Island) in the Torres Strait Islands (north of Queensland's Cape York Peninsula). In 1990 he developed an interest in printmaking. Mainly makes linocut prints, black-and-white images. These images are often inspired by traditional motifs, once incised on ritual artefacts.
Skwirk Interactive Schooling (2011) Indigenous Art Retrieved from: http://www.skwirk.com/p-c_s-14_u-179_t-523_c-1950/indigenous-art/nsw/indigenous-art/aboriginal-colonisation-and-contact/australia-before-1788
Explanations of various styles and types of Indigenous Art: Painting, Mimi Art, X-Ray Art, Symbolic Art, Ceremonial Art, Modern Indigenous Art.
