The National Photography Portrait Prize at the National Portrait Gallery, 6 March – 10 May, is one of Australia’s most popular art exhibits, showcasing some of the country’s best photographers.

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The unlikely union of street art and the digital world have produced the first Australian ‘gif-iti’ artwork across 9000 sqm of disused waterfront ground space at Port Melbourne’s Fisherman’s Wharf precinct.

“A sight that will soon be all too familiar: a looming skeleton of this once great life-giver, now destroyed by the lives it had given. By 2030, the threat of climate change to ecosystems and the bioclimatic limit of trees will be irreversible.” Visual artist Sam Hopkins poses this stark interpretation of the climate crisis … Continued

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While considering dystopia, Preppers can offer glimpses into the future, and the less scary steps people have taken to becoming self-sufficient.

The life-source of all living things on earth, water is the centre of our survival as well as our culture.

Requiem for a Reef explores the deathly effects of the Anthropocene upon humanity, wildlife ecosystems, and various biosystems across the planet.

Marking its 50th anniversary year, Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery focuses on humankind’s enduring infatuation with the ocean.

A cookbook exploring the nature of invasive species through such varied perspectives makes the case for assessing them beyond the binary of problem and solution, existence and extinction.

Jack Lanagan Dunbar is a young, Sydney-based artist who explores the various mediums of art through tactile experiments inspired by Pompei.

The architecture of Yhonnie Scarce and Edition Office’s artwork recognises that Australia had builders before Europeans came to the country.

Nestled between the CBD and Eastern Suburbs of Sydney, Gallery Sally Dan-Cuthbert is a beacon to an artful life.

Artist John Vea balances conceptual art with politics of migration from the Pacific Islands.