Visual Arts
It’s 2023: when will ARIs get their due?
While some artist-run initiatives have survived the COVID wreckage, many say a rethink is needed to secure the sector's future.
When passion causes more harm than good
How rethinking passion can help arts workers address structural issues and reshape the nature of arts work for the better.
Exit interview: Pippa Dickson, Asialink Arts
ArtsHub sits down with Asialink Arts Director, Pippa Dickson, for a Q&A on what it is like to head up…
Reasons we paint: Indigenous artists speak on tampering allegations
Indigenous artists and art centre workers voice their thoughts on APY Lands art tampering allegations.
Children's art makes it onto UNESCO World Register
An archive of children's art and COVID drawings becomes part of UNESCO's Australian Memory of the World Register.
Street art finding its mark in outdoor festival
The Brisbane Street Art Festival offers a jam-packed 16-day festival with an impressive range of murals, installations and workshops.
Bridging the gap between artist and audience
A new artist residency by Fox Galleries encourages interaction and connection.
Drawing with dualities and deep conceptual thinking
The Dobell Drawing Prize #23 finalist works on view at the NAS Gallery push the potential of drawing practices to…
Chinese art in Australia: Beijing Realism and the ethics of exhibition making
Two curators respond to criticism of their recent exhibition...
Australia says goodbye to a legend, with the death of John Olsen
ArtsHub takes a wander back across the career of John Olsen, and the gift he leaves our nation.