Visual Arts
Exit Interview: Jessi England leaves The Lock-Up
England has led this independent Newcastle gallery to great heights, including rebranding after closure and growing it to national recognition.
ICYMI: The week's top news in the arts
From light installations to rethinking history's villains, from music for suicide prevention to Bollywood's best - this week's art news…
$8m boost expands QPAC's programming
In some funding good news, QPAC's First Nations programming encourages the creation of more Indigenous productions and storytelling.
The creative VR experiences that sink into your psyche
How can a virtual reality experience affect us once we’ve taken the headset off? We speak with two creators whose…
APAM reaches across the Tasman
The Australian Performing Arts Market (APAM) this week announced a new partnership with Creative New Zealand.
Review: Julian Rosefeldt: In the Land of Drought, NGV (VIC)
A surreal, visually arresting meditation on the future of our planet.
Shop smarter: how to buy books and music
What can you do as a consumer to support a living wage for artists?
New advisory group for NSW funding future
Create NSW announced its new Artform Advisory Boards attempting to establish a representative group to consult on funding. ArtsHub looks…
Beware Australia: an original Guerilla Girl meets the National Gallery head on
A member of New York’s iconic feminist collective will headline Sydney Contemporary’s Talks program posing questions about race, representation and…
Aiming for the moon: growing up as an Arab-Australian artist
For Archibald Prize finalist Amani Haydar the road to an art career curved around family expectations and an Arab upbringing.