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Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair in Darwin
Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair, known as DAAF, has grown from sixteen art centres in 2007 into Australia's largest national Indigenous art fair, now featuring more than seventy-five Aboriginal-owned art centres from remote, regional and urban communities across the country. Run by the not-for-profit DAAF Foundation, the fair takes no commission, directing one hundred percent of sales revenue back to participating artists and their communities.
Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair, known as DAAF, began in 2007 with just sixteen participating art centres and has since grown into Australia's largest national Indigenous art fair, now bringing together artwork from more than seventy-five Aboriginal-owned art centres spanning remote desert communities, coastal regions and urban centres from right across the country.