Acclaimed artist John Olsen will be remembered across the nation with a profile airing on Australian Story on Monday evening.

Hannah Gadsby and the Brooklyn Museum examine Pablo Picasso’s complicated legacy on the fiftieth anniversary of the artist’s death.

It’s a total spend of around $950 million with Labor hoping for a new chapter in Australia’s cultural story.

For the first time in 102 years there are more art works by women than men in the Archibald prize finalist exhibition.

‘Australiana: Designing a Nation’ showcases how identity is expressed through art and design.

Richard Bell presents ‘Embassy’ and ‘Pay the Rent II’ at the Tate Modern and Expo Chicago, continuing an international string of exhibitions.

Dark Mofo is in its tenth year and in 2023 will share a line up of art, music, performance and ‘nocturnal revelry’ from 8 to 22 June.

A new reality TV show called ‘The Exhibit’ could bridge a gap between the contemporary art world and public.

The Art Gallery of South Australia in Adelaide presents ‘Andy Warhol and Photography: A Social Media’, on view now until 14 May.

The Art Project promotes commitment, collaboration and communication and stresses that you must be able to tell the story of living with art.

Ajax Systems will protect Banksy’s works from harm, theft, weather conditions, and preserve them as the meaningful symbols they have become.

DAO’s intentions have been labelled as a peer-to-peer network where capital can flow from art lovers to artists with greater transparency.

Perth Festival is on now until 5 March and comprises an array of artistic experiences which have been curated to the theme of Djinda (stars).

Artist Archie Moore will present at the 2024 Venice Biennale with an exhibition in the Australian Pavilion.

WorldPride is a global LGBTQIA+ festival with an array of experiences including art exhibitions which celebrate the community.

Culture Cruise invites audiences to be present moment to moment and to imagine changes in this place across time, its significance and beauty.

The National Cultural Policy aims to revive the arts and with continued investment and expansion of the policy we could see the sector thrive.

As children, the worlds we’re taken into through books stay with us our whole lives and contribute to the foundations of ourselves. Childhood should be a time for discovery and wonder – Ashley Dawson-Damer

Karla Dickens’ extraordinary body of work draws our attention to issues of female identity, Aboriginal injustices, colonial histories, the environment, and the politics of Australian culture, past, present and future.

All About Women will explore gender, equality and justice through the stories and perspectives of writers, artists and other great minds.