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The Productivity Commission says products like bamboo boomerangs or coffee mugs containing Indige...

‘Astounding myself, I finished with a Credit and that experience totally changed my self image and gave me a positive vision for the future.  From that point on I understood that I could do well at what I set my mind to.  I controlled my own destiny’.

This blog series ‘Once in a lifetime Yarns’ is an opportunity for me to look back, share stories and give acknowledgement to those who have influenced my journey, shared their knowledge and mentored me along the way.  I look forward to the chance to tell some of my yarns and the experiences that have evolved into the visual narratives seen in my artwork.

‘I share this story with children and youth I speak with today, as facing our fear, when doing something new and challenging’s, is how we grow and develop our potential’.    

Witma Konara Malang – Building Community Together This uniquely created artwork shares the story ...

Representatives from Health Infrastructure, Hunter New England Local Health District and the bu...

Thanks to the wonders of social media, it has never been easier to support Indigenous-owned bu...

Read the digital version of first Let's Lake Mac magazine, a fun guide to living in Lake Macquari...

The Hunter is made up of people from many different backgrounds and life experiences. In Breakfas...

Mariin Kaling - All for Water Artwork Story:  This highly textured artwork celebrates our shared ...

On one hand Fielding is chasing those elemental joys of play that are too often forgotten when childhood days are over. On the other, she is a storyteller using ancient tools as she drags her finger through the sand to create swirls that represent the landscape, people and their connections.

A public art project unveiled today in Windale aims to celebrate the feelings, stories, dreams an...

LANDMARK: The Broadmeadow medical centre will feature a bold Aboriginal design by Newcastle art...

Nukung Yapung - ‘Her Path’ brings together artworks by Saretta Fielding, celebrating this year’s NAIDOC theme ‘Because Of Her We Can’.

The following appeared in The Newcastle Herald 28 May 2018 INDIGENOUS names for some of Newcas...

The value of Aboriginal art should be owned by Aboriginal people,” Saretta says. 

“The value of our culture and sharing that with others through our art mediums is something that is a great opportunity for Aboriginal people to have that economic inclusion.”

From Realestate.com.au/lifestyle When Aboriginal artist Saretta Fielding is painting, eight hou...

Lakes Mail 18 July 2016 By Renee Valentine MAJOR AWARD: Toronto artist Saretta Fielding, left, a...

Saretta is one of ten Artist selected nationally to exhibit at the Norton Rose Fulbright Aborigin...

NAIDOC week will see Saretta celebrating with community and setting up Pop Up Galleries across th...

The ‘Our Communities’ - National Indigenous Art Exhibition presented by MAX Employment will showc...

From the Aboriginal Art Directory website Reconciliation Week starts this coming Friday, 27 May ...

From the Newcastle Herald, 11 May 2016. INDIGENOUS students from Hunter schools have gathered at...

Article from Cessnock Advertiser featuring photos from the opening of 'I wont be long' A tribute...

AWARD-WINNING local Aboriginal artist, Saretta Fielding, recently revealed her latest work at Ch...

It was a real honor to be selected to have my design which won the Ray-Ban OneSight competition i...

I am very excited to share with you all an installation today of one of the first artworks I pain...

Not-for-profit organisation – OneSight, in collaboration with Ray- Ban are thrilled to launch the...

On Thursday 9th October, it was my great pleasure to be invited to the launch of the Ray-Ba...

They look good and come with a feelgood factor too – say hello to the new Ray-Ban Indigen...

(l-r) Deidre Heitmeyer, Saretta Fielding, Cate Sims and Brad Franks. Thanks to the Coal and Al...