The Conversation Hour: Artist Candice Breitz renames NGV exhibit ‘Wilson Must Go’
Steve Martin is filling in for Jon Faine. His co-host is Dr Helen Szoke […]
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How We Speak
ANGELICA MESITI’s films explore the myriad ways human communicate There is more to language […]
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Candice Breitz renames video installation at National Gallery of Victoria’s Triennial to protest against Australia’s treatment of refugees
South African artist is campaigning against gallery’s contract with Wilson Security and its involvement […]
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Artist Candice Breitz Has Found a Creative Way to Protest a Museum’s Link to Refugee Prison Camps
When South African artist Candice Breitz‘s work Love Story goes on view at the […]
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Jenny Watson
Since her first solo show in Melbourne in 1973, Jenny Watson has been one […]
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Retrospective of Jenny Watson’s primitive style strikes a chord
For Jenny Watson, who grew up in sleepy Mont Albert and then the Dandenongs […]
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Artist Chiharu Shiota Explains Why She Turned the Bible Into a Spidery Maelstrom in Berlin’s Oldest Church
Chiharu Shiota was standing inside Berlin’s oldest church, the St. Nikolai Kirche, one late […]
Read MoreConceptual Artist Joseph Kosuth
Joseph Kosuth is a big man, a big figure in the art world, a big intellectual. He […]
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Angela de la Cruz wins The National Plastics Arts Award in Spain
Angela de la Cruz wins the prize‘National Plastic Arts Award, 2017’ in Spain […]
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Joseph Kosuth, ‘A Short History of My Thought’ at Anna Schwartz Gallery
Coupled with the pervasive hum of the neon transformers, Joseph Kosuth’s A Short History of […]
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Joseph Kosuth bathes gallery in signature neon for first Australian survey
Exhibition brings high priest of conceptualism to Melbourne International Festival The first survey in […]
Read MoreJoseph Kosuth: ‘The artists at the top of the billionaires’ lists are quite derivative’
Joseph Kosuth was 24 in 1969 when he wrote his seminal essay, Art After Philosophy […]
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Warwick Thornton’s Sweet Country: a tragic investigation of race on Australia’s frontier
The opening of Warwick Thornton’s Sweet Country (2017) is as prosaic as it is […]
Read MoreJoseph Kosuth’s Conceptual Art Exhibition A Short History of My Thought
American artist Joseph Kosuth is one of the pioneers of conceptual art, bursting on […]
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Joseph Kosuth: A Short History of My Thought
American artist Joseph Kosuth once said of his work,“All I make are models. The […]
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JOSEPH KOSUTH: Quest for Meaning
Despite all indications to the contrary, Joseph Kosuth doesn’t believe anti-intellectualism is on the […]
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MARCO FUSINATO: Mass Black Implosion
Looking at a‘Mass Black Implosion’ drawing is like watching the Millennium Falcon leap […]
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Angelica Mesiti
9 September 2017 — March 2018 Contemporary art galleries | Lower Ground Free entry Angelica […]
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Susan Cohn: Artists own up to being boring in a brave show of self-deprecation
Jeweller Susan Cohn decided to have some fun with her critics. Susan Cohn leans […]
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Jenny Watson’s ‘The Fabric of Fantasy’
At her best, Jenny Watson is less a painter of things than a generator of energy […]
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Jenny Watson, The Fabric of Fantasy
‘JENNY WATSON: THE FABRIC OF FANTASY’ 5 July — 2 October 2017 “Jenny Watson is a leading Australian […]
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Angelica Mesiti, Tossed by Waves
Australian artist Angelica Mesiti remembers the chaos in the immediate aftermath of the Charlie […]
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Angelica Mesiti: message received at Anna Schwartz and Artspace galleries
Communication is the foundation of social life, in animals as in humans, and indeed […]
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The National: New Australian Art
It’s been nearly twenty years since Sydney hosted a substantial survey exhibition of contemporary Australian […]
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