It is one of the peculiarities of the art of painting that all the strength and suppleness of movement the painter’s body can bring to...
Adam Douglas Hill (AKA Blak Douglas) is an attention-seeking artist. Seemingly on the fringes of the art world but also something of a celebrity whose...
With the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) in Sydney recently announcing the reintroduction of admission fees from February 2025, there has been a renewed...
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 Clumped Spirit at UNSW Galleries is a joint project with the IMA in Brisbane, and the third in a series of annual commissions, funded...
“Well, it’s APT time . . . again,” I want to say with the on-camera inflections of Bill Murray in Groundhog Day, 1993, dejected by...
Norton’s 20-year survey is comprehensive and greatly defined by the artist’s upbringing – born in the 1950s and growing up during the political and social...
Being famous can be a fleeting thing. Time moves on. Values change. What once held a certain status, like being crowned Miss Australia, loses its...
The exhibition is an introspective examination of Bacon’s approach to the human condition. It provides an intimate view of those closest to the artist and...
Dark and alive with momentum and verve, there is something extraordinarily immediate in Godwin’s play across the picture plane. Channelling the eighteenth century master of...
Introducing this revised 2024 edition of The Landscapes of Reg Mombassa, Reg explains with a characteristically wry twist, that Hypersonic Realism is a new art...
Daaaaaalí! is directed by the electronic musician and DJ turned director, Quentin Dupieux, who established a deserved cult following with his 2010 film, Rubber. For...
In 2022, dual survey shows by Khaled Sabsabi were presented, with Campbelltown Arts Centre hosting Khaled Sabsabi: A Hope and the Art Gallery of NSW,...
Technically adventurous and not anchored in a particular narrow “signature style,” Hanning emerges from this exhibition that covers forty years of his work as primarily...
Namedropping does not mean anything if you do not recognise the reference. It means nothing. Yes, of course, you could look it up if you...
Eye Lash Horizon is the first solo exhibition by Sarah Contos in a major public institution. Occupying the full ground floor of UNSW Galleries, Contos...
But it’s as much a question of participating and listening. Guest curated by Daniel Mudie Cunningham with First Nations curator Jo Albany, this sixth Cementa...
Walking into Logos / Λογότυπα is to enter a nebula explosion. It is a kosmos—there are worlds within worlds. It is a rich textural space...
Modern Guru and the Path to Artificial Happiness begins YAM’s explosion of light. Towering over you, “glitchy” inflatable trees in hues of pink, purple, and...
University museums are a significant and diverse sector within the broader museum community, embracing visual arts, natural history, ethnography, science and technology, social history, medicine,...
If the central exhibition at the Venice Biennale is any indication of the direction in which the leading discourses in the art world are headed,...
Bayside Gallery is inherently disjointed, sliced in half by a corridor leading to other council run arts facilities. To the left, is the introductory gallery...
In major art historical exhibitions of recent years, a slightly uncomfortable part of the entertainment has been to watch the museum preserve every inch of...
Variously defined as “a cliff, a steep or overhanging place, a hazardous situation,” being on the “precipice” may imply immediate danger or refer to a...
The symposium includes scholars, artists, and scientists to explore the intersections of art, science, and technology. First held in 1988, the program has since become...
