"They can say what they like about painting being dead. The most immediate thing is the brush mark that says I am."

The controversy of last decade appears to have all but dissipated with the celebrated artist enjoying a major solo exhibition at the NGV.

Almost blind sand sculptor says 'constant pain' from severe injuries disappears when he works.

Canberra artist Michal Glikson's Australindopak Archive is a work presents ancient scrolls and interactive multimedia presentations

The National Gallery of Victoria says it is taking "very seriously" allegations that security guards at the institution have been paid cash in hand and below award rates.

Showcases of some of our best regional designers reveal the family tree and fabric of fashion.

This nature-inspired exhibition contains a sparkling and almost triumphant parade of beautifully accomplished works.

Modern-day Woolloomooloo is a remnant of the old, wild Sydney.

The first White Night in a regional Australian town was a success.

For one night – all night – Ballarat was as bustling and exciting again as it was 150 years ago when gold fever struck.

The Art Gallery of NSW has taken over the Art Gallery Society's corporate membership and sponsorship programs.

Just as Fairfax photographer Wolter Peeters was wondering how to make the best of a rather damp photo shoot in the Domain this week, the rain cleared and a rainbow obligingly appeared above the SQI dancers rehearsing for their big night.

Albert Namatjira's life and work are remembered with the launch of a Trust that also aims to win back the copyright in his work for his family.

You might ask why Ruby Plains Massacre 1 has a place at the AWM but that's exactly what they want you to ask

The Collector's Space exhibition, for Art Month Sydney, explores what art artists buy and why.

Visual arts programs often take a back seat in arts festivals - but not in Western Australia.

 What's on in the Canberra arts scene

A glass exhibition juxtaposing artefacts that inspired new works and a show of bound books are both impressive displays of their respective crafts.

Australian photographer Robert McFarlane has borne witness to history for five decades, and says the role of photojournalists in the "post-truth" era of "fake news" has never been more important.

A new exhibition looks at the personalities behind the politicians who were are first eight prime ministers

The Australian Centre for the Moving Image embraces virtual reality.

Sometimes it's good just to sit and think.

Fifty commissions from local and international artists will leave a lasting legacy for the state gallery's collection, says director Tony Ellwood.

The future pop art star was once among the most highly-paid commercial illustrators in New York City.