Reflecting back on some road trips and dreaming them up in the subsequent months can be like reliving a favourite film or book...
Light and dark, food and wine, art and death - this exhibition represents all things insatiably decadent.
Four Sydney artists bring to light the multicultural image of Australia - exposing the issues and questions that surround its identity.
Playing with form and figure, Uneasy Idyll presents four artists who explore the ambiguous and sometimes uncanny relationship between aspects of the land and the...
Using mining as metaphor, artists explore the good and the bad in the act of mineral exploration and exploitation.
For Bill Brown, the act of making a painting is at heart a process of discovery, oriented by one point of departure after another.
With an exhibition name inspired by an album by KLF, Stanley Street's latest group exhibition curated by Sean Morris sets you up to expect the...
Australian born, New York-based artist Ian Strange returns to Sydney to broach a familiar subject in a not so familiar way.
When talking about her work, Cummings is hesitant to speak in absolutes. She prefers to describe art in terms of its possibilities and the wonderment...
Helga Groves has returned from a field trip to New York, however do not expect skyline shots in her latest work 'Tremor Form'.
John McDonald delves into Parkinson's a condition that is not only debilitating but also still carries a stigma. One which artist Bernie McGrath is upending.
I first met Bronwyn Oliver when she was 10 years old. It was 1969. She was Bronwyn Gooda then and her family lived in northern...
Paintings by Australian Chinese artist Fan Dongwang reveal icons that draw us together rather than apart.
Journeys - artistic, spiritual and physical take centre stage in a major exhibition spanning the 40-year career of Australian-born artist Denise Green.
MARS Gallery brings together over 40 contemporary Australian artists in a celebration of 2016.
It has been a great year for Suzanne Archer. And 'Moving Forwards, Looking Back – A survey 1969 – 2016' is point of celebration on...
This brief essay is on my friend Paul Partos, his story and the times he passed through is complex.
You don’t have to be an avid follower of Aboriginal art when it comes to the fascinating pull of Ngarra and his life, as told...
Joe Kinsela speaks with SAM Director Rebecca Coates about the contemporary vision of Benalla and Shepparton - rural cities that are planning to expand...
Indigenous artist Karen Mills creates her own style of painting and imagery, fusing themes hemes of identity, the connection and disconnection with culture.
War has long been a topic artists can not ignore, from depicting it's glory and devastation on the battlefields to responding to its violent aftermath...
By combining the not so well-known with the renowned, Visions of Utopia offers a fresh perspective on Australian Non-Objective painting.
There is a unnerving topic that echoes throughout Susan O'Doherty's latest series of assemblages, paintings and sculptures.
Playing upon technology's god-like mysticism, Barclay creates immersive installations that reveal the chaotic wirings, networks and social histories that underlie it.
Snapshots of the everyday preoccupy Robyn Sweaney’s paintings. She finds beauty in the suburban.
