Category Archives: News

Metis is exciting to be launching a new project in December 2008, Honeycombers. We will provide more information closer to December.

James Buyer Advocates have launched a new website, James Home Ratings. Read about it on Property Network News.

Metis Internet Partners has finished working with Lauraine Diggins Fine Art on their search engine optimisation.

Josie Petrick Kemarre was born at Santa Teresa Mission, c.1953. and by the time she had begun painting in 1990 she was living in the Eastern Desert region surrounding Utopia. Based on the native plants of her homeland and her … Continue reading →

Walala Tjapaltjarri, brother of well-known painters Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri and Thomas Tjapaltjarri, was born in the Gibson Desert east of Kiwirrkura in the early 1960’s. He was one of a small party, that included his brothers, several sisters, and two old … Continue reading →

Ada Bird Petyarre emerged as a seminal participant in the ‘Summer Project’ organized by the Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association CAAMA in 1988. This workshop was to play a vital role in introducing women into what was, at the time, … Continue reading →

Aboriginal Art News First Aboriginal arts global news resource launches Over 7,000 visitors a month to new website 4 September 2008: The Aboriginal Art News website www.aboriginalartnews.com.au officially launches this month with over 1,200 articles, events and listings. The official … Continue reading →

My Medical Career has redeveloped its community. With over 100 active users the community is the place for young doctors and students to visit to learn about their specialty training options.

Greenie Purvis Petyarre is the most successful male artist in an artistic dynasty that includes his aunt Emily Kngwarreye, cousin Gloria Petyarre and a number of blood sisters and half sisters. Now a highly respected tribal elder for Alhalkere country, … Continue reading →

In AboriginalArtDirect #6 Tim Acker, independent art consultant discusses the importance of Aboriginal art in building livelihoods for Aboriginal communities in remote Australia. We are also delighted to announce the upcoming publication of an informative series for art lovers; the … Continue reading →