Ken Wyatt promises greater penalties for art dealers exploiting elderly Aboriginal artists

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Minister says he does not believe Indigenous artists are choosing to seek better economic opportunities in working for private dealers

The minister for Indigenous Australians, Ken Wyatt, says he intends to take stronger sanctions against private art dealers or “carpetbaggers” who are exploiting vulnerable and elderly Aboriginal artists in central Australia.

 

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