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.

Two new art exhibitions celebrate the Lunar New Year, one inspired by a traditional Chinese tale and the other on a contemporary subculture.

Lismore Regional Gallery says that some artworks in Earth Matter will reflect beauty where as other presentations are activist in nature.

Taloi Havini shares an ongoing investigation into the legacy of resource extraction and Australia’s fraught relationship in the Pacific.

The prize praises and platforms a range of businesses. We hope you enjoy learning more about the arts recipients.

‘The Female Gaze’ chronicles the incredible talent of twenty women in the art scene and their perspective.

For a while, Brisbane was the liveliest place in Australia.

In artist Jordan Wolfson’s artwork two animatronic robots engage in a 30 minute performance in three acts, or three climaxes.

‘From the other side’ helps us to ‘walk through the fire’ of worry and discontent with art inspired by horror.

Artists Darren Tanny Tan and Linsey Gosper are curating the art fair, after founders Sam Leach, Tony Lloyd and Ash Crawford step down.

Greg Sindel introduces three short legal rights videos for artists cover copyright, contracts and moral rights.

Emily said that Lorraine was ‘one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen’, and we can see why in a studio portrait taken around this time.

Light & Life celebrates contemporary artists in response to Australia’s most celebrated painter of still life.

The Museum of Censored Art will share creations which have been denounced, attacked or removed from an exhibition.

Artists re-tell the folk stories of your childhood through artworks, costumes, immersive installations and cinema.

The Art Gallery of South Australia presents over 1500 artists for ‘Tarnanthi’, the gallery’s annual state-wide festival of contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and culture. Opening 20 October 2023.

Abandoned in Shanghai, Lorraine struggles on the edge of respectability after two years working at a high class brothel.