A new exhibition explores how the art world’s most transgressive misfits are being celebrated,caricatured and commodified.
A critic’s guide to the highlights of the event,which spreads from the Nepean River to Sydney Harbour.
After the Rain honours the trailblazers of the past while amplifying fresh voices.
The AGNSW exhibition,Dangerously Modern,explores how 50 Australian women artists found liberation – and created groundbreaking works – in Europe.
Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s immersive video diary weaves together intimate moments of everyday life.
What to see and what to skip at Sydney’s favourite free (for now) open-air art show.
The Aboriginal art movement is Central Australia’s self-determined powerhouse.
The Neighbour at the Gate at the National Art School subverts the idea of the “blockbuster” exhibition.
Betty Kuntiwa Pumani’s exhibition at the Bundanon Art Museum binds generations.
The fine line between identification and voyeurism is an underlying theme of White Rabbit Gallery’s new show.