‘Dark Emu’ challenged Australia to rethink its history, sparked debate and had a great personal impact on readers and author Bruce Pascoe.

The Belvoir Street Theatre and Biennale of Sydney unite to share the connection between art, culture, and the Voice.

The exhibition situates the Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera in the context, politics, innovation and wonder of Mexican Modernism.

50 films, around a third brilliant, and only two duds. We would never find this outside of an international film festival.

‘Cut and Run: 25 years card labour’ is verified by Banksy and is on view now until 28 August at the Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow (GoMA), Scotland.

Shea Kirk wins the National Photographic Portrait Prize for 2023 with his work which explores the idea of the body as a record.

The sporting body, the dying body, and the sexual body are readily represented in art but I wonder if the pregnant body is as ubiquitous.

Eligible small to medium sized businesses who purchase and install art before 30 June 2023 may consider it as a tax deduction.

Uncharted Territory is Canberra’s new winter arts festival that considers the relationship between humans and technology.

Explore VIVID Sydney 2023 as a multi-sensory experience through light installations, music, ideas and food.

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.