Australia’s entry to the Venice Biennale is a vast chalked family tree stretching back more than 65,000 years to the beginnings of time.
The case was a literal example of what some men’s rights activists say is the new discrimination against men that post #MeToo feminism has enabled.
Joyce Carol Oates has written more than 70 books. Her latest is a selection of letters that eventually led to her correspondent writing her biography.
The book industry is in full swing anticipating cooler weather and more time to read.
The Kamilaroi and Bigambul man is only the second solo Indigenous artist to represent Australia at the Venice Biennale.
Roland Allen’s history of the notebook looks at the writers and artists who used them over hundreds of years,and the object itself.
Royals,prime ministers and Donald Trump are all brought down to earth in the humorous but searing works of Vincent Namatjira.
Gardeners and artists are putting plants in galleries and expanding our notions of what horticulture can be.
Maria Madeira’s inclusion at the world’s oldest art biennale represents a big step for a tiny nation.
William Yang talks about his best financial decisions,politics – and why he doesn’t take wedding bookings.
Dan Callahan examines the careers and lives of six great recording artists from the golden age of American singers.