The typical arc of a mid-career retrospective exhibition is that of an artist arriving at a fully formed artistic style. But this major exhibition is...
The Hunt extends the artist’s practice of beautifully composed photographic images evoking colonial perceptions of the Australian landscape into a series that more directly engages...
The Tank, located in the northern extension of the Art Gallery of NSW, was originally an underground oil reservoir used during the Second World War....
The Clumped Spirit at UNSW Galleries is a joint project with the IMA in Brisbane, and the third in a series of annual commissions, funded...
All too few white Australians are aware of the cornucopia of cultural complexities that flourish in the Top End of their country. Despite the best...
Kelly was selected from a finalist group of six artists who submitted up to three paintings and an education proposal to a judging panel comprising...
Pensini says that her creative career began “as a young jillaroo painting landscapes and Animalia”. It is no surprise then, that many of her works...
In October 2024, Jude Rae will present her fourth solo exhibition with Philip Bacon Galleries, Brisbane. New works will include eight, large, still life paintings;...
Working from her home studio on South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula, artist Honor Freeman draws her inspiration from family, domestic objects, and the remnants and detritus...
Moore’s latest exhibition Painted Atmosphere (5-29 September 2024) demonstrates the ways in which his practice has been reinvigorated by the decision to relocate to Castlemaine,...
Gartside, a Melbourne-based artist, won the $25,000 prize for her work #19, part of her ongoing series, Bunnies in Love, Lust and Longing, 2024, that anthropomorphizes...
Drendel eschews a nostalgic view of rural life and the vivid experiences associated with his youth, recreating the low horizon line and flat plains of...
The Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery’s booth of carefully curated works at Sydney Contemporary 2024 is drawn from their archive, which includes key historical moments, over the...
At Sydney Contemporary 2024, OLSEN Gallery will present new work from Leila Jeffreys, Shirley Purdie, Holly Greenwood, Eliza Gosse, and Dani McKenzie—five women whose work...
The title of Joshua Yeldham’s exhibition, Broken Head, comes from a moment of tragedy. After labouring for months on a large ceramic head, a moment...
Entering the darkened exhibition space at the University of NSW (UNSW) Galleries forms a literal shift from the other two exhibitions on view—also mid-career solo...
Zoe Grey’s exhibition of paintings, drawings, and ceramics is inspired by mountainous islands on opposite sides of the world. Grey’s relationship to her hometown of...
Landscape has been a dominant force in Australian art since colonial times, a place for myth and legend to play out, the supreme example being...
This year, fourteen artists from Australia presented nineteen works, advised by Perth based artist couple Peteris and Jillian Ciemitis, representing a diverse range of artistic...
The title of Judy Watson’s forty-year survey at the Queensland Art Gallery (QAG) is from a poem written by her son Otis Carmichael in Waanyi...
Guillaume Dillée works are a part of an expanding movement of local and international artists that have devoted their practice to detailing the devasting effects...
Harrie Fasher’s bronze and steel equine forms evoke the human vulnerabilities of life, death, struggle and war.
Emma Walker’s paintings have the rare quality of stirring feelings of vague recollection within the subliminal mind.
In Issue 42, Bridget Macleod spoke to Franck Gohier as he prepared for his exhibition at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory....
Mein began creating “textile pictures” in 1977, applying an almost forensic level of detail to her exploration of the natural world. She eschewed the “quintessential”...
