Visual Arts
Exhibition review: Aeon Resurrection
Always a little dark and sinister, forever provocative and captivating.
Viewing a city through 123 diverse lenses
PHOTO 2022 is revitalising Melbourne CBD (and beyond) with a showcase of installations, exhibitions and walking tours from over a…
How one festival guides a city through trauma
Australia’s first mental health and arts festival will soon land in Brisbane to deliver engaging practical activities for recovery plus…
Opportunities and awards wrap
New art award for Tweed, HOTA calls for rockstars and 2022 MICF rounds up with winners announced, plus more opportunities.
30 years on, Pilbara art award still going strong
The Cossack Art Awards continues to show how much regional communities value art as an important part of their everyday…
No ceiling that can’t be broken: Dr Melissa Chiu
Darwin-born, and Director of the globally celebrated Hirshhorn Museum, Dr Melissa Chiu talks about diversity, cultural diplomacy, and seeking out…
What happens to art caught in war’s crossfire?
As the conflict in Ukraine deepens, the damage to its cultural heritage reveals various motives behind this kind of destruction.
Election resources for the arts
A list of resources to help campaign for the arts, from posting a banner on social media to how to…
So you want my arts job: Disability Art Centre, CEO
If you believe that art should be accessible to all, have a sense of humour and is a great communicator,…
The arts news you may have missed
What's on, what's in the headlines, and the latest program releases – to put you ahead of the game this…