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.

When you buy an NFT for an artwork online you are buying the token, not the work itself.

Visual evocations of spirituality, religion and belief ruminate in the Hopper, Switch and Upper Turbine galleries at Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre (CPAC) in the 66th Blake Prize exhibition, which is on until 11 April.

Explore our pick of what’s on near you with these art exhibitions in Sydney, Canberra, Perth, Melbourne and Brisbane.

It’s important to keep these important issues front and centre, to expose and educate people to what’s happening in the world, hopefully people will absorb and disseminate this information, that’s where change comes from, people – Luke Cornish (aka ELK)

Whether you have $200 or $20,000 to spend­ you can have a rich collection of art pieces you love.

Tasmanian-based Australian artist Amanda Parer premieres ‘Lost’ at Beyond the Sand Arts Festival’ across The Esplanade in Surfers Paradise for nine days only from 13 to 21 March, between 10am and 9pm.

Kids and teens, like adults, need to see themselves in the books they read.

Explore our pick of what’s on near you with these art exhibitions in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Canberra and New South Wales.

There is a certain magnetism to her paintings; an experiential quality of sound, sight or feeling that transcends language.

Vincent Namatjira has revealed his largest painting to date, a commission at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney. ‘P.P.F. (Past-Present-Future)’ is 15 metres long and was painted by hand over a fortnight.

Photography has the innate ability to preserve the present so we can revisit the past at any time in the future.

With reflection on our recent experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic we have become familiar with the idea of object creativity, using domestic resources in new ways, and the necessities of innovation and spatial adaptation.

For those who have been labelled ‘other’ tattoos have been an important component of claiming, displaying and celebrating identity, learn more in ‘Skin Deep’ at the National Art School.

Jewish International Film Festival – Ticket Giveaway! From 17 February to 24 March, the Jewish International Film Festival brings a new round of spectacular Jewish cinema to the big screen. WE have three double passes to giveaway!

‘Steam Dreams: The Japanese Public Bath exhibition at Japan Foundation Sydney invites audiences to explore the history, preservation, and future of Japanese public bathing culture.

The works evolve or appear to me as a whole in the minds eye. And sometimes something from somewhere else triggers an idea and another part floats into the picture – Ken Unsworth

The tangling is a metaphor for how these intersecting timescales that the clocks represent rely on each other to all operate together, and if they become tangled some of those timescales may stop moving.