Ouroboros as a title, concept, and shape of the artwork itself, infers infinity and inclusiveness.

Ancient treasures and a special virtual reality experience illuminate the artistic brilliance and cultural sophistication of ancient Peru.

Stunning glass sculptures by artist Dale Chihuly are on view now, exclusive to the Botanic Gardens of Adelaide.

The popular festival will take place along the iconic coastline from Sydney’s Bondi Beach to Tamarama from 18 October to 4 November 2024.

Usually a portrait would capture a likeness but with Gretchen Andrew’s technology informed process likeness is turned on its head.

The Canberra Art Biennial presents contemporary mixed media artworks in the designed landscape of Canberra, both indoors and outdoors.

All that Glitters recounts the heady ascent and sharp fall that Orlando Whitfield and Inigo Philbrick experienced as they shot through into the much-too-rich beating heart of the art market, not to be mistaken with the art world. 

Each book will suit an art audience with in-jokes, satire and some critique, but happily both tackle finance, politics and power.

Art was included in the Olympics from 1912 and 1948, and now since 2018 a parallel exhibition celebrates artworks by Olympians.

Kirsha Kaechele’s now-closed art exhibit The Ladies Lounge transcended the gallery space, not only to the minds of many, but the courtroom.

The Archibald, Wynne and Sulman prizes are on view in Sydney from 8 June to 8 September 2024 at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.

Melbourne Design Week is back for its fifth edition with over 100 exhibitions and special events in Melbourne and Victoria. The presentations will run from 23 May to 2 June and speak to the theme ‘Design the world you want.’ Key venues include NGV International, Victorian Pride Centre,  47 Easey Street, Abbotsford Convent, Collingwood Yards … Continued

Luke Cornish’s winning work serves as a poignant reminder of the futility of violence and the urgent need for peace.

Vincent Namatjira’s portraits of the personally familiar and famously political are on display in Canberra.

Archie Moore is the first Australian artist to win the Golden Lion Award for Best National Participation at the Venice Biennale 2024. He is the second solo First Nations artist to ever present. Australia has been participating in this major international art show, what some call ‘the Olympics of art’, since 1978. Congratulations Archie Moore! … Continued

Leila Jeffreys and Melvin J. Montalban hope their art stirs the human spirit, allowing the viewer to enter a contemplative state.

Louise Marson’s mosaic work explores identity and materiality while raising awareness about mental health.

After 50 years of Australian and international contemporary art the Biennale of Sydney celebrates with work that represents a joyful future.

There will be plenty of events and exhibitions to experience with more than 150 artists participating from Australia and beyond.

Qtopia will highlight HIV/AIDS, human rights, sexuality and identity, media representation and First Nations stories.