Sydney, Australia, July 2nd, 2022: Indigenous artists from across Australia gathered at the Overseas Passenger Terminal beside Sydney Harbour to display and sell their art. Art makes up a majority of non-government income for many indigenous people and its artistic value is being increasingly recognised globally. The arts fair also gives buyers direct access to communities and artists in often very remote locations around the nation. Credit Stephen Dwyer Alamy.com

RMID:2JFD69B

Preview

Buy the print

Image details

Contributor:

Stephen Dwyer / Alamy Stock Photo

Image ID:

2JFD69B

File size:

69.1 MB (2.3 MB Compressed download)

Releases:

Model - no | Property - noDo I need a release?

Dimensions:

4016 x 6016 px | 34 x 50.9 cm | 13.4 x 20.1 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

2 July 2022

More information:

This image could have imperfections as it’s either historical or reportage.

Search stock photos by tags

aboriginal art show australia australian australian artworks eora people first nations people indigenous art indigenous australia national indigenous arts fair new south wales nsw sydney 2022 sydney aboriginals sydney city urban indigenous australian images vertical image

Similar stock images

RM2JFD42A–Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia, July 2nd 2022: After an unusually dry June, the rain has returned to Sydney and the east coast of Australia with more than a month's rain predicted to fall in the next few days. Already the Illawarra region south of Sydney has received more that its July average falls in the last 24hrs. Credit Stephen Dwyer Alamy.com

RM2MCY7MH–BELLOWS AIR FORCE STATION, Hawaii (July 11, 2022) Royal Australian Army soldier Sgt. Nick Trebeck, a Sydney native and infantryman with 2nd Battalion, Amphibious Regiment, poses for a portrait during Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) 2022. The battalion landing team with U.S. Marine Corps 3d Battalion, 4th Marines, attached to 7th Marines, hosted a basic swim confidence-lane and amphibious training event with joint ally forces from Australia, Korea, and Mexico. Twenty-six nations, 38 ships, four submarines, more than 170 aircraft and 25,000 personnel are participating in RIMPAC from June 29 to Aug.

RM2JFFYHR–Sydney, Australia. 2nd July 2022. A sign at Town Hall station in Sydney indicates that face masks are only 'strongly recommended', however, they are actually mandatory on public transport and fines apply. However, in practice a significant number of people ignore the mask requirements and the police have not been properly enforcing them. Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

RM2JFD42M–Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia, July 2nd 2022: After an unusually dry June, the rain has returned to Sydney and the east coast of Australia with more than a month's rain predicted to fall in the next few days. Already the Illawarra region south of Sydney has received more that its July average falls in the last 24hrs. Credit Stephen Dwyer Alamy.com

RM2JFD42E–Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia, July 2nd 2022: After an unusually dry June, the rain has returned to Sydney and the east coast of Australia with more than a month's rain predicted to fall in the next few days. Already the Illawarra region south of Sydney has received more that its July average falls in the last 24hrs. Credit Stephen Dwyer Alamy.com

RM2JFD432–Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia, July 2nd 2022: After an unusually dry June, the rain has returned to Sydney and the east coast of Australia with more than a month's rain predicted to fall in the next few days. Already the Illawarra region south of Sydney has received more that its July average falls in the last 24hrs. Credit Stephen Dwyer Alamy.com

RM2JFD670–Sydney, Australia, July 2nd, 2022: Indigenous artists from across Australia gathered at the Overseas Passenger Terminal beside Sydney Harbour to display and sell their art. Art makes up a majority of non-government income for many indigenous people and its artistic value is being increasingly recognised globally. The arts fair also gives buyers direct access to communities and artists in often very remote locations around the nation. Credit Stephen Dwyer Alamy.com

RM2JFD6CK–Sydney, Australia, July 2nd, 2022: Indigenous artists from across Australia gathered at the Overseas Passenger Terminal beside Sydney Harbour to display and sell their art. Art makes up a majority of non-government income for many indigenous people and its artistic value is being increasingly recognised globally. The arts fair also gives buyers direct access to communities and artists in often very remote locations around the nation. Credit Stephen Dwyer Alamy.com

RM2JFD6CJ–Sydney, Australia, July 2nd, 2022: Indigenous artists from across Australia gathered at the Overseas Passenger Terminal beside Sydney Harbour to display and sell their art. Art makes up a majority of non-government income for many indigenous people and its artistic value is being increasingly recognised globally. The arts fair also gives buyers direct access to communities and artists in often very remote locations around the nation. Credit Stephen Dwyer Alamy.com

RM2JFD66W–Sydney, Australia, July 2nd, 2022: Indigenous artists from across Australia gathered at the Overseas Passenger Terminal beside Sydney Harbour to display and sell their art. Art makes up a majority of non-government income for many indigenous people and its artistic value is being increasingly recognised globally. The arts fair also gives buyers direct access to communities and artists in often very remote locations around the nation. Credit Stephen Dwyer Alamy.com

RM2JFD65G–Sydney, Australia, July 2nd, 2022: Indigenous artists from across Australia gathered at the Overseas Passenger Terminal beside Sydney Harbour to display and sell their art. Art makes up a majority of non-government income for many indigenous people and its artistic value is being increasingly recognised globally. The arts fair also gives buyers direct access to communities and artists in often very remote locations around the nation. Credit Stephen Dwyer Alamy.com

RM2JFD694–Sydney, Australia, July 2nd, 2022: Indigenous artists from across Australia gathered at the Overseas Passenger Terminal beside Sydney Harbour to display and sell their art. Art makes up a majority of non-government income for many indigenous people and its artistic value is being increasingly recognised globally. The arts fair also gives buyers direct access to communities and artists in often very remote locations around the nation. Credit Stephen Dwyer Alamy.com

Image details

Search stock photos by tags

Get great features with your free account

Get inspired for your next project!