Two pho­tographs sit above the desk in the Lon­don stu­dio where Aus­tralian artist David […]

Gee­long Per­form­ing Arts Centre’s new Ryrie Street build­ing will be bathed in ever-chang­ing coloured […]

A surfer hangs upside down on his board, beneath the waves. Pro­tag­o­nist and image […]

Fol­low­ing an inter­na­tion­al com­pe­ti­tion, Aus­tralian artist Emi­ly Floyd has been award­ed a major sculp­tur­al installation […]

When Mike Parr was buried in a steel box under­neath a busy Hobart street for three […]

French artist Daniel Buren brings​‘Like Child’s Play’ to Car­riage­works Like Child’s Play is […]

Call­ing artists​“inter­na­tion­al” in our glob­alised art world has become a mar­ket­ing cliché, but Chiharu […]

For a man about to be buried alive, Mike Parr made lit­tle fuss. To the […]

Jan Nel­son’s ten paint­ings of life-size fig­ures hang sparse­ly in the gallery. Stripes of […]

Daniel Crooks’ High Street (After Ruscha) is eas­i­ly described yet by no means simple […]

When The Hon­ey­moon Suite opened in 2016, it was with Rose Coloured Glass, an […]

For the acclaimed South African artist Can­dice Bre­itz, truth lives in the places where […]

Black Riv­er Run­ning by Jan Nel­son Jan Nel­son grew up in the cul­tur­al tumult […]

“When peo­ple look at my work they think they’re so real, they’re por­traits of […]

Stieg Pers­son reflects on his chang­ing approach­es in this mid-career sur­vey of his work. In […]

Oliv­er Beer non­cha­lant­ly leans into the cor­ner of the art gallery and sings. Adjusting […]