Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky brings together an epic and timely body of work, 40 years in the making.

Artists have until 11:59pm on Monday 5 September to get their entries in for the 2022 Bluethumb Art Prize with $250,000 on offer.

The Darling Portrait Prize and The National Photographic Portrait Prize are both on view at the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra now.

Sheree Dohnt interviewed 14 women about becoming mothers to inform her new body of work depicting ordinary moments with their families.

We are living in quite interesting times, I wanted to work spatially and aesthetically with a kind of discourse or a field that I feel has something positive for the here and now.

‘The Interior’ curated by Tulleah Pearce is Natalya’s most ambitious project to date and is on at the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane until 1 October.

The UAEF initiative supports organisations and workers who decided to stay in Ukraine to preserve the cultural heritage of their area.

Garma is a Yolngu cultural festival, open this weekend and until 1 August in Gulkula, Arnhem Land, Northern Territory.

Underlying everything in Catherine Rogers’s work is the question of the evidential – whether a photograph tells the truth, is bogus, or generates doubts and unease about its veracity.

‘In Focus’ is a new exhibition surveying the personal life and art of internationally recognised photographer Helmut Newton (1920–2004).

Christian Thompson’s magnificent photographic installation is on view now in the Soho Photography Quarter, just off Oxford Street in London.

From Renaissance art to wild animals, nanotechnology, ice-skating and dance music there seems to be something to tempt everyone out of the house on a chilly evening!

‘Colin Lanceley: Earthly Delights’ curated by Sioux Garside at NAS Gallery presents a comprehensive survey of Australian artist Colin Lanceley’s lifetime of work.

New release podcasts consider the ways artists, arts workers and industry is engaging – and disengaging – with the advent of NFTs.

Art Flow will be a bi-weekly opportunity, every Thursday and Saturday at 10.15am and 12.15pm, and focus on Australian artists.

‘The Soul Trembles’ by Chiharu Shiota is the largest solo exhibition of the artist’s work to date, charting 25 years of her magnificent and poetic works of art.

Annette Blair and Kate Nixon harness the fine medium of glass to explore the objects and transient moments of our day to day.

Countertypes by Jeff Gibson is on view now at the Griffith University Art Museum (GUAM) in Brisbane until 27 August.

‘Sydney Contemporary’ 2022 is just around the corner. The program is rolling out, tickets are on sale, and children under 12 are free.

Until 24 July, ‘Land Abounds’ at Ngununggula presents works by leading contemporary Australian artists Abdul-Rahman Abdullah and Abdul Abdullah together with video works by artist Tracey Moffatt AO,