Indigenous art centres have been hit hard by COVID-19travel shutdowns, with art sales falling by more than 50 per cent in some locations and communities, a report has found.
After years of growth, Indigenous art sales have been hit hard by COVID-19
Sydney Morning Herald,
02 September 2020, Australia
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