Painting

Exhibition review: Tales from the Greek
An imaginative response to classic Greek tragedies.

Exhibition review: This is a Poem, Buxton Contemporary
Art and poetry in conversation with one another.

How art can rehabilitate after war
A veteran of recent conflicts, Sean Burton reflects on how art gives meaning to his post-conflict life.

Exhibition review: Salon des Refusés 2021
The alternative Archibald and Wynne Prize Selection makes its Adelaide debut.

Exhibition review: Tarnanthi
Large scale installation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art 'comes forth and appears.'

The new resurgence in tablet art
Cheap and accessible, tablet art is trending thanks to lockdowns and COVID.

Exhibition review: The Slow Cancellation of the Future
The Apocalypse never looked so enticing

A Northern Queensland story to balance the scales
The National Museum of Australia purchased over 400 artworks by Far North Queensland artists, for a major exhibition with Indigenous…

How games can become our greatest artform
At his recent keynote at Melbourne International Games Week, Albert Chessa argued that there was a way for games to…

Exhibition review: William Robinson: Nocturne
An intriguing, seductive survey of paintings, drawings and prints that evoke ideas of night and darkness.