Saudi Arabia’s second Diriyah Contemporary Art Biennale features more than 170 works by 92 artists from 43 countries.
Australian architect and multimedia artist Liam Young presents a visionary scheme for a city which would allow the rest of earth to regenerate.
There’s a celebratory atmosphere about much of the work,particularly at the new venue of White Bay Power Station.
Fairy Tales in Art and Film opens up a vast,problematic box of toys.
Australia’s ambassador to China from 2007-2011,Geoff Raby has built a collection of Chinese art that reflects a philosophy rather than a life plan.
It’s the quality and variety of work that sets this exhibition apart from most of the world’s large-scale contemporary art festivals.
The work of local artists Ann Thomson and the late Ian Gentle are on show in stirring Sydney exhibitions.
Tacita Dean’s work is diverse and cerebral,caught up with moments of experience and the vagaries of recollection,both public and private.
Two different exhibitions - from Jonathan Jones and Imants Tillers - prove worthy visits for art lovers.
There are plenty of shows at this time of year,but one is drawing bigger attendance than all the others combined.
Bundanon’s latest survey would be jaw-dropping in any gallery,in any part of the world.