Visual Arts
Omar
Teeming with the inescapable tragedy of ill-thought-out decisions, Omar canvasses universal themes in its moral quandary.
Arts graduates excel with help from not-for-profit
Recent creative graduates are proving the benefit of focusing on creativity when it comes to charity.
Australia to participate in Eurovision 2014
A much-loved celebration of musical kitsch, this year’s Eurovision second Semi-Final will feature entertainment produced by SBS.
Who are the Chicago Imagists, and why are they in Sydney?
Roger Brown was a pivotal character in the Chicago scene, an artist whose influence has made its way to the…
On the Other Side of the Tracks
The delightful Sy and the straight-laced Lafitte are a jubilant double act, helping carry the feature in its lesser moments.
Small Findings
Sonia Donellan's work gently prods the viewer towards the revelation that relationships are more than the sum of their parts.
Western Australia mourns Brian McKay AM
PICA founder and celebrated WA modernist dies peacefully at home.
Lorne Sculpture Biennale
From onyx to string, the Lorne foreshore is host to a great range of works resonating with the natural environment.
Murder and imagination: Attenborough on Macbeth
Queensland's Super Star Fund is delivering a new prize this week, Macbeth, directed by British darling Michael Attenborough.
Love and Light
Yvette Coppersmith invites former lovers to construct nude models of herself which she repurposes for this series of paintings.