Visual Arts
Redfoo threatens to sue Melbourne blogger
Widespread support has come to a Melbourne blogger whose criticism of Redfoo's latest single went viral this week.
Identities in digital: Macquarie Digital Portraiture Award
Portraiture is an old genre but the Macquarie Digital Portraiture Award at the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra showcases the best…
Branding the artist
Increasing professionalisation of the arts is stymying the ability of artists to take control of their sector.
Art Fair gives space to the anti-market
The Artissima contemporary art fair is set apart by its orientation around appreciating the art.
Can’t get no satisfaction: when gigs are cancelled
The cancelled concert at Mount Macedon comes with a hefty price tag. The Rolling Stones might be able to afford…
Female-only film festivals should not exist
Ideally we would have no need for festivals that promote women in film, as we would already give them the…
Non-stop collaborations and commissions: Carriageworks is back with a brand new program for 2015
Impressive in scope, scale and ambition, Carriageworks in the heart of Sydney’s Redfern continues the consolidation and growth of its…
Dissolving deities: 20 tonnes of ash to occupy Carriageworks in the form of Sydney Buddha
In association with Sydney Festival, Carriageworks will present a monumental sculpture of Buddha moulded from ash.
Nature computes, art deciphers: Ryoji Ikeda’s superposition
Highly successful electronic composer and visual artist, Ryoji Ikeda will bring his larger-than-life new work to Carriageworks in 2015.
The commonality of ritual: Khaled Sabsabi’s Organised Confusion
Twenty four artists will come together as part of 24 Frames Per Second, an exhibition of screen-based works at Carriageworks…