Kerrie Poliness is one of four recipients of the National Small Sculpture Award 2020 at McClelland Gallery.

The awards are an initiative to support sculptors during the initial stages of the impact of COVID-19 on the Australian arts and culture sector.

Shaun Gladwell: 2022 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Free/State

Shaun Gladwell has been selected along with 25 leading Australian contemporary artists to participate […]

Callum Morton & Marco Fusinato: ‘All That Was Solid Melts’ at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki

All That Was Solid Melts takes us on a journey from isolation through the multiple […]

Daniel Von Sturmer: ‘Time in Material (RGB)’ at The Centre for Projection Art, Collingwood Yards

Daniel Von Sturmer’s single channel video work Time in Material (RGB), 2019 is presented […]

Angelica Mesiti: ‘Choose Happiness’ Murray Art Museum Albury

Happiness is by its very nature ephemeral. Sometimes it is a state that we might […]

GABRIELLA MANGANO & SILVANA MANGANO: The Other Portrait, curated by Julie Rrap and Cherine Fahd at SCA Gallery

The Other Portrait brings together work by artists who have an established relationship to […]

‘David Noonan: Stagecraft’ catalogue wins MAPDA 2021 award for Best Small Exhibition Catalogue

David Noonan: Stagecraft, designed by Ben Cox and published on the occasion of the […]

Daniel Crooks and Angelica Mesiti: ‘A Story for the Future’ MAXXI’s First Decade, Fondazione MAXXI, Rome, Italy

On the occasion of its tenth anniversary, MAXXI presents an exhibition that has been […]

Angelica Mesiti: ‘The Musical Brain’ The High Line, New York

Angelica Mesiti is one of four artists included in The Musical Brain, a video exhibition […]

Emily Floyd: Education: Alternatives and the Academy

Education: Alternatives and The AcademySpeakers: Emily Floyd and Gridthiya Gaweewong Education: Alternatives and The […]

Marco Fusinato: ‘Terminal Guitar’, Dark Mofo

Terminal Guitar, Dark Mofo 2021 Marco Fusinato + Mystic Eyes (Lisa MacKinney) + Bruce Russell […]

Amrita Hepi: ‘OUTSIDE IN’ HOTLINE LAUNCHED

In the lead up to the 2021 Fremantle Biennale, Amrita Hepi launched an international […]

John Nixon, Stephen Bram & Rose Nolan, ‘Cooking with John’ curated by Amalia Lindo & Jacqueline Stojanović

Haydens, Melbourne 10 — 12 Moreland Road Brunswick East, 3057 Exhibition opening: 22 May from […]

Emily Floyd, Louisa Bufardeci & Su san Cohn, ‘We Change the World’ The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, Level 3

Works by Emily Floyd, Louisa Bufardeci & Su san Cohn will be on display as […]

Angelica Mesiti: Borås Art Biennial

Deep listening for longingBorås Art Biennial 2021May 29 – September 26, 2021 The 2021 edition […]

Emily Floyd, ‘OPEN SPACE!’, George Street, Sydney

A large scale new public artwork by Emily Floyd has been unveiled in Sydney’s […]

John Nixon: profile

Iterations: John Nixon Not far from where St Kilda beach forms a firm line against the […]

Lauren Brincat, Louisa Bufardeci & Daniel Crooks, TarraWarra Biennial 2021: ‘Slow Moving Waters’

Lauren Brincat, Louisa Bufardeci & Daniel Crooks have each been commissioned to create new work […]

DISCUSSION: Shaun Gladwell & Dr. Sean Lowry

Dr Sean Lowry, Head of Critical and Theoretical Studies, Victorian College of the Arts […]

Three exhibitions to see in New York this weekend

Daniel Crooks: the Subtle KnifeUntil 31 January in Times Square, Manhattan As the residual […]

More Than 40 International Galleries Are Collaborating on a New Auction-Style Sales Platform Championing Art From the Global South

Dozens of galleries have come together to take part in an innovative sale and […]

New gallery platform South South launches to promote art from outside the dominant US-Europe axis

We talk a lot, in the US-European focused art world, about increasing the prominence of […]

Daniel Crooks: Asia Society Triennial, New York

The inaugural Asia Society Triennial opens today 27 October, 2020 in New York City, and […]

John Nixon Tested the Vitality of Geometric Abstraction

“… Nixon was not only an artist but a curator, musician, gallerist, small-press publisher and […]

Lauren Brincat: Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize

The 20^th annual Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize exhibition, including Lauren Brincat, will be presented […]

Ker­rie Poli­ness: recip­i­ent of McClel­land Nation­al Small Sculp­ture Award

Shaun Glad­well: 2022 Ade­laide Bien­ni­al of Aus­tralian Art: Free/​State

Cal­lum Mor­ton & Mar­co Fusina­to: ​‘All That Was Sol­id Melts’ at Auck­land Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki

Daniel Von Sturmer: ​‘Time in Mate­r­i­al (RGB)’ at The Cen­tre for Pro­jec­tion Art, Colling­wood Yards

Angel­i­ca Mesi­ti: ​‘Choose Hap­pi­ness’ Mur­ray Art Muse­um Albury

GABRIEL­LA MANGANO & SIL­VANA MANGANO: The Oth­er Por­trait, curat­ed by Julie Rrap and Cher­ine Fahd at SCA Gallery

‘David Noo­nan: Stage­craft’ cat­a­logue wins MAP­DA 2021 award for Best Small Exhi­bi­tion Catalogue

Daniel Crooks and Angel­i­ca Mesi­ti: ​‘A Sto­ry for the Future’ MAXXI’s First Decade, Fon­dazione MAXXI, Rome, Italy

Angel­i­ca Mesi­ti: ​‘The Musi­cal Brain’ The High Line, New York

Emi­ly Floyd: Edu­ca­tion: Alter­na­tives and the Academy

Mar­co Fusina­to: ​‘Ter­mi­nal Gui­tar’, Dark Mofo

Amri­ta Hepi: ​‘OUT­SIDE IN’ HOT­LINE LAUNCHED

John Nixon, Stephen Bram & Rose Nolan, ​‘Cook­ing with John’ curat­ed by Amalia Lin­do & Jacque­line Stojanović

Emi­ly Floyd, Louisa Bufarde­ci & Su san Cohn, ​‘We Change the World’ The Ian Pot­ter Cen­tre: NGV Aus­tralia, Lev­el 3

Angel­i­ca Mesi­ti: Borås Art Biennial

Emi­ly Floyd, ​‘OPEN SPACE!’, George Street, Sydney

John Nixon: profile

Lau­ren Brin­cat, Louisa Bufarde­ci & Daniel Crooks, Tar­raWar­ra Bien­ni­al 2021: ​‘Slow Mov­ing Waters’

DIS­CUS­SION: Shaun Glad­well & Dr. Sean Lowry

Three exhi­bi­tions to see in New York this weekend

More Than 40 Inter­na­tion­al Gal­leries Are Col­lab­o­rat­ing on a New Auc­tion-Style Sales Plat­form Cham­pi­oning Art From the Glob­al South

New gallery plat­form South South launch­es to pro­mote art from out­side the dom­i­nant US-Europe axis

Daniel Crooks: Asia Soci­ety Tri­en­ni­al, New York

John Nixon Test­ed the Vital­i­ty of Geo­met­ric Abstraction

Lau­ren Brin­cat: Wool­lahra Small Sculp­ture Prize

Kerrie Poliness: recipient of McClelland National Small Sculpture Award

Shaun Gladwell: 2022 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Free/State

Callum Morton & Marco Fusinato: ‘All That Was Solid Melts’ at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki

Daniel Von Sturmer: ‘Time in Material (RGB)’ at The Centre for Projection Art, Collingwood Yards

Angelica Mesiti: ‘Choose Happiness’ Murray Art Museum Albury

GABRIELLA MANGANO & SILVANA MANGANO: The Other Portrait, curated by Julie Rrap and Cherine Fahd at SCA Gallery

‘David Noonan: Stagecraft’ catalogue wins MAPDA 2021 award for Best Small Exhibition Catalogue

Daniel Crooks and Angelica Mesiti: ‘A Story for the Future’ MAXXI’s First Decade, Fondazione MAXXI, Rome, Italy

Angelica Mesiti: ‘The Musical Brain’ The High Line, New York

Emily Floyd: Education: Alternatives and the Academy

Marco Fusinato: ‘Terminal Guitar’, Dark Mofo

Amrita Hepi: ‘OUTSIDE IN’ HOTLINE LAUNCHED

John Nixon, Stephen Bram & Rose Nolan, ‘Cooking with John’ curated by Amalia Lindo & Jacqueline Stojanović

Emily Floyd, Louisa Bufardeci & Su san Cohn, ‘We Change the World’ The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, Level 3

Angelica Mesiti: Borås Art Biennial

Emily Floyd, ‘OPEN SPACE!’, George Street, Sydney

Lauren Brincat, Louisa Bufardeci & Daniel Crooks, TarraWarra Biennial 2021: ‘Slow Moving Waters’

DISCUSSION: Shaun Gladwell & Dr. Sean Lowry

Three exhibitions to see in New York this weekend

More Than 40 International Galleries Are Collaborating on a New Auction-Style Sales Platform Championing Art From the Global South

New gallery platform South South launches to promote art from outside the dominant US-Europe axis

Daniel Crooks: Asia Society Triennial, New York

John Nixon Tested the Vitality of Geometric Abstraction

Lauren Brincat: Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize