Bundanon’s latest survey would be jaw-dropping in any gallery,in any part of the world.
How one “old lady” from Central Australia overturned 200 years of indifference and made the rest of the world take notice.
If Jordan Wolfson’s Body Sculpture is the future of sculpture,the medium is in trouble.
Impressive in scale and scope,Louise Bourgeois:Has the Day Invaded the Night or Has the Night Invaded the Day? is an elaborate first venture.
This outstanding exhibition lifts John R. Walker to the first rank of living Australian landscape painters.
A controversial winner,but plenty of standouts at this year’s Portia Geach Memorial Award.
This year’s exhibition is a portrait of an immensely influential artist who has frequently been misunderstood by both his detractors and admirers.
This display speaks to that inner child who can relate to so many diverse objects with freshness and immediacy.
Despite all the dust,dirt and fog in these photographs,they are the product of a mind that operates with extreme clarity.
Art critic John McDonald names his must-sees for this year’s event.
Iron ore,coal and natural gas are never going to raise our international profile in the same way as creativity,imagination,and intellect.