Ten years in the making, the Concave boot is making its mark on the world's sporting fields.

A crowdfunding campaign mounted by the traditional owners of Melbourne is aiming to raise funds to purchase a rare picture by William Barak. 

Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras has been plunged into turmoil over proposed measures to prevent criminal activity, mismanagement and nepotism within the organisation that runs the world-famous event.

There are large differences between the salaries paid to the heads of major cultural institutions in Australia.

Labor has promised more than $140 million in additional spending on arts funding and the ABC, but it has not ruled out changes to copyright laws.

Cool Scandinavian tones, long freezing winters and a quality of light that couldn't be more different from Australia - it's easy to see how a pair of glass artists could both become fixated on a country like Denmark.

Agatha Gothe-Snape walked through city streets to find inspiration for her Biennale legacy artwork Here, an Echo.

This is a gathering of strong, resolved works that are sometimes clever, sometimes subversive and sometimes beautiful.

This is a more coherent and unified exhibition than many of her earlier shows at this gallery.

Artist Marti Guixe believes that food can change the world in surprising ways.

His paintings, prints and small bronze sculptures amuse without becoming senseless eye candy.

Mirra Whale is painting a portrait of controversial euthanasia advocate Philip Nitschke for this year's Archibald Prize.

UNSW photography exhibition turns illness and disease, death and life into art.

A hyper-realistic, life-sized sculpture of a refugee child hanging as if crucified on a wall surrounded by politicians' faces is one of a series of new artworks addressing the treatment of asylum seekers.

What's on in Canberra's arts scene from June 3

Björk displays her attraction to technology with an exhibition of virtual reality works as she speaks out about the challenges women face in the entertainment industry.

Masterpieces from Picasso, Van Gogh and Matisse will for the first time leave New York's prestigious Museum of Modern Art bound for Victoria.

A century after Kazimir Malevich shook up the art world, museums are honouring his legacy.

The backbone of powerful political series House of Cards has unravelled the mysteries of the show while in Sydney for the Vivid festival.

The Make Nice three-day conference aims to draw attention to the unspoken challenges of working in the creative industries.

One of Australia's most recognisable buildings has provided an awe-inspiring canvas for a Melbourne artist.

Australia's arts sector is in need of restoration work and the Australian Greens give it a $270 million price tag.

Whistler's Mother is the kind of event that has been a long-held fantasy for Australian art museums.

In a major exhibition at Brisbane's Gallery of Modern Art, the celebrated photographer puts the focus on faded youth.

The stunning landscape of the Bungle Bungles in Western Australia provided the ideal acoustic environment for legendary musician Bart Willoughby.