When South African artist Can­dice Breitz‘s work Love Sto­ry goes on view at the […]

Since her first solo show in Mel­bourne in 1973, Jen­ny Wat­son has been one […]

For Jen­ny Wat­son, who grew up in sleepy Mont Albert and then the Dandenongs […]

Chi­haru Shio­ta was stand­ing inside Berlin’s old­est church, the St. Niko­lai Kirche, one late […]

Cou­pled with the per­va­sive hum of the neon trans­form­ers, Joseph Kosuth’s A Short His­to­ry of […]

Exhi­bi­tion brings high priest of con­cep­tu­al­ism to Mel­bourne Inter­na­tion­al Fes­ti­val The first sur­vey in […]

Joseph Kosuth was 24 in 1969 when he wrote his sem­i­nal essay, Art After Philosophy […]

The open­ing of War­wick Thornton’s Sweet Coun­try (2017) is as pro­sa­ic as it is […]

Despite all indi­ca­tions to the con­trary, Joseph Kosuth doesn’t believe anti-intel­lec­­tu­al­ism is on the […]

Look­ing at a​‘Mass Black Implo­sion’ draw­ing is like watch­ing the Mil­len­ni­um Fal­con leap […]

9 Sep­tem­ber 2017 — March 2018 Con­tem­po­rary art gal­leries | Low­er Ground Free entry Angelica […]

Jew­eller Susan Cohn decid­ed to have some fun with her crit­ics. Susan Cohn leans […]

Aus­tralian artist Angel­i­ca Mesi­ti remem­bers the chaos in the imme­di­ate after­math of the Charlie […]

Com­mu­ni­ca­tion is the foun­da­tion of social life, in ani­mals as in humans, and indeed […]

It’s been near­ly twen­ty years since Syd­ney host­ed a sub­stan­tial sur­vey exhi­bi­tion of con­tem­po­rary Australian […]

“They start like this,” the artist Emi­ly Floyd says, hold­ing the wood­en body of […]