Visual Arts
Landscape photographers reinvented the colonial project in Australia
Colonial Australia was a product of vision and imagery: literally developed through chemicals, glass and light, says Jarrod Hore.
How Australian artists are reinterpreting colonial sculptures
Artist intervention, truth telling, and public discussion is a step in the right direction to shed light on colonialist monuments.
New course re-setting future of public art
Monash University’s new course in Public Art arms artists, architects, designers and curators for success in the nuanced landscape of…
The Photography Masters connecting global creatives
The PSC Masters course is unique in Australia boasting a personalised and highly flexible approach .
Degree that busts myths around artists’ employability
A new Bachelor of Visual Arts underpins studio-based practice with immersive professional ‘real life’ career skills.
‘Sculpting’ a plan, ‘igniting’ an economy
The recent Parliamentary Inquiry into the Arts has plenty to ignite passions and inspire change.
Environmental art with activist bite
As world leaders struggle to put climate change up front, we look at artists whose work shows they are miles…
Opportunities and awards wrap
Call outs for editor residency, the Marten Bequest Scholarship, plus winners of the Bowen Photography Prize, SBS Emerging Writers' Competition…
Exhibition review: Tales from the Greek
An imaginative response to classic Greek tragedies.
New arts fund banks on pitch model
A new arts fund launched in WA invites more donors to support small, yet mighty arts projects.