| Posts Tagged ‘aboriginal’ Posted: Wednesday, July 14, 2010 in NewsIf you are in Perth, or planning a trip sometime soon, then make sure you book in a day tour with Urban Indigenous Tours. I was lucky enough to join in on the tour recently and had an absolute blast! We jumped on the bus in Perth and headed to our first destination – to learn about Aboriginal Art from one of Perth’s most famous artists and Aboriginal Elders, Sheila Humphries.  Read the rest of this entry »
Welcome back to the Didge Breath Blog! Click here to subscribe to this feed. Posted: Wednesday, April 7, 2010 in Info & Education
Ash Dargan, an Australian indigenous recording artist world renowned for his mastery on the Didgeridoo has been pushing the boundaries of contemporary world music for the last eight years. His distinct blend of Australian indigenous and contemporary world music captures Read the rest of this entry » Posted: Wednesday, April 7, 2010 in Info & EducationThere are many different Aboriginal names for the instrument, primarily because there are so many different language groups amongst the Aboriginal people. Read the rest of this entry » Posted: Saturday, March 27, 2010 in New Products, News Didgeridoo music CD’s and Didgeridoo Mp3 samples galore, right here in our online Didgeridoo and Aboriginal Music CD store.
Choose from Australian, Aboriginal and international Didgeridoo players and artists. Have a listen to an mp3 sound sample of every Didgeridoo music CD, read the review then make your selection! Easy! Didgeridoo players including: Ash Dargan, David Hudson, Si, Ganga Giri, Jeremy Donovan and more… >> Click here to visit our didgeridoo music CD store Photo by Perth Product Photography Posted: Wednesday, March 17, 2010 in Articles, Info & Education Indigenous Australian art today is recognized throughout Australia and the world for its strength and vitality. Australian Aboriginal Art has come from traditions that emphasizes the continuous links between Indigenous art, place and “The Dreaming” – the central core of Indigenous Law and religion.
ACRYLIC PAINTINGS Acrylic paintings are a relatively new form incorporating the classic elements of Aboriginal Life. They represent a person’s relationship to those around them, to the land and to the Dreaming. They also represent a new context of interaction between indigenous and western societies. Through modern art the Aboriginal people introduce and express their culture to the world. CONTEMPORARY ART Acrylic paintings by Central Australian Aboriginal people is one of the most exciting developments in modern Australian Art. Read the rest of this entry » Posted: Tuesday, March 9, 2010 in NewsRebecca Casey is up and running with “Urban Indigenous Tours”. It is a fantastic day tour where you can see aboriginal painters work their art magic, taste some yummy Australian bush tucker and get taught how to play the didgeridoo at Didgeridoo Breath! If you are visiting Perth, Australia, then book in and get involved in this great experience. Visit their website at www.urbanindigenoustours.com 
Posted: Monday, June 15, 2009 in New Products Bill Harney’s traditional lands are in the Victoria River region near Katherine, in the Top End of Australia’s Northern Territory.
Bill is the keeper of his people’s laws, their stories and their traditions. He is an aboriginal artist, a cattle rancher, a tour guide and a businessman. He’s a great raconteur. And he’s one of the last of his people. Bill has kindly hand painted a selection of beautiful playing didgeridoos for us, and they are available for you right here. Bill Harney Didgeridoos Online Here.
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