Museums
VIVID Sydney 2015 program shines
Now the world's largest festival of light, music and ideas, this year VIVID expands to three new precincts.
Gift grows gift: Olsen donates painting inspired by Streeton
Neil Balnaves gifted a Streeton to Mosman Art Gallery in 2012 hoping to grow philanthropy. This gift by Olsen is…
Former gallery guide leaves $8 million bequest
The NGA unveils the Alan Boxer Bequest, 19 iconic paintings for twentieth-century Australian art, bolstering its holdings.
Australian confirmed dead in Tunisian museum rampage
In a site usually reserved for beauty and humanity, gunmen kill 19 foreign tourists who were celebrating Tunisian culture at…
How to turn a chat into an opportunity
Conversation equals wealth if you know how to leverage casual encounters into marketing opportunities.
Arts education: an antidote to cat memes
Will future historians view the internet as heralding a new Dark Age, a time of lost opportunity and widespread cultural…
The Curators' Department - old or new model?
With tighter funding and increasing pressure to focus on audience participation, how can new curatorial models engage artists and audiences?
Forget me not - AGNSWs new art and dementia program
New developments bolster the AGNSWs Art and Dementia program, ensuring greater research and more access to events.
NGA appoints High Court Judge as independent provenance reviewer
Hon Sue Crennan appointed as independent reviewer of NGAs Asian Art Provenance Research Project in pursuit of ethical collecting.
NGAs Seated Buddha to return to India
In good faith the NGA has announced that it will voluntarily donate its Seated Buddha to India over mounting provenance…