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How do you ‘make do’ or better yet ‘thrive’ when you realise you aren’t where you thought you’d be on the journey of life?
Enjoy our selection of intriguing exhibitions on view now around Australia, from Brisbane, to Canberra, Adelaide, Sydney, Melbourne and the Gold Coast.
The newly designed HOTA, Home of the Arts on the Gold Coast presents ‘Solid Gold: Artists from Paradise’ exhibition showcasing 19 newly commissioned artworks until 4 July.
Although the setting is a former place of worship, our ‘Leap of Faith’ was more in the gesture of support for the artists on show who have taken their own leap of faith by simply choosing the perilous career of being a visual artist. Their ‘faith’ in their own skills, resilience and persistence – Ashley Crawford.
The annual ‘Prototype’ showcase delivers a program of experimental short-film and digital works, within the realms of a purpose-built digital art streaming platform. On now until 14 July.
Curator Gavin Wilson, delivers a potent environmental message with this beautiful exhibition of old and new works by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists in ‘TREE of LIFE: a testament to endurance’. On at S. H. Ervin Gallery in Sydney, until 30 May.
We chatted with Demissie about going into small business and what motivates her to bring creativity into our homes.
Buying and selling artworks verified by NFTs is a rapidly evolving digital realm, and clearly an interesting market for artists and investors. Or, as Patradoon suggests we can also see NFTs like trading cards. Presently, 1 Ether is worth approximately $3,200 AUD.
Until 16 May, ‘Refuge 2021’ is showcasing 13 provocative new projects exploring ways that we can be more prepared when ‘crisis meets crisis.’ Presented by Arts House, Melbourne.
Not only are these memorials historically significant, they are aesthetically and conceptually brilliant monuments from leading artists with growing international reputations – Daniel Boyd and Tony Albert.
‘From the Mountain to the Sky’ at National Art School celebrates artist Guy Warren’s 100th Birthday and his remarkable journey not only in art, but also in life.
Enjoy our selection of exciting exhibitions to visit in Hobart, Perth, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Sydney!
Scoping five major bodies of work, ‘Terra Data’ at Heide Museum of Art in Melbourne presents the first survey exhibition by Stanislava Pinchuk, showcasing work made between 2015 and 2020. On display until 20 June 2021.
I’ve always created my work in a way that enables the viewer to take what they want, need, or can from what they are looking at – Hayley Millar Baker.
Figurative landscape painter Steve Lopes presents a series of new paintings, drawings and collages in the exhibition ‘Sans Souci’, which is on at Stella Downer Fine Art in Waterloo, Sydney, until 1 May.
Artists from urban, regional and remote corners of Australia present an extraordinary array of newly commissioned works in ‘The National 2021: New Australian Art’ across three of Sydney’s leading art institutions.
Discover art exhibitions on view now around Australia from galleries in Ballarat to Thirroul as well as in Sydney, Newcastle and Adelaide.
The Powerhouse Museum brings the diverse social and cultural heritage of Persia to audiences in ‘Iranzamin’, a survey exhibition of Persian art showcasing 100 rarely seen objects and artefacts, arts and crafts, drawn from the museum’s collection from the 1880s to now.
‘The Grizzlies’ presents a powerful award-winning feature-length film based on the real life story of Indigenous Inuit high school students Kugluktuk in Canada. Inspired by the tenacity of their History teacher despair turns to hope.