There are about 140 shacks in the heritage-listed cabin communities of Little Garie, Era and Burning Palms. Their unlikely survival is celebrated in the exhibition Shack Life, part of the Australian Heritage Festival program of more than 1000 events across Australia.
Who knows if Australia's most celebrated painter, born 100 years ago today, ever intended for this image – which appears to be a self portrait – to see the light of day.
100 works from across the campus have been brought together in a major exhibition.
Next week two of Vincent van Gogh's descendants will be in Australia to see his art at the NGV.
Helen Dale, who faked a Ukrainian heritage for her first novel, is about to publish a second book.
A striking visual intelligence is evident in the drawings by the young Warhol in this exhibition of his early graphic work.
A controversial Austrian artist is at the centre of an animal rights debate.
Typically known for her glitchy pop beats and sweet synth melodies, over the past two years Sydney-based singer-producer Chun Yin Rainbow Chan has been experimenting with more tangible modes of expression.
Burra resident Sharon Field is a versatile woman. Not only is she the captain of the Burra Bushfire Brigade, she's also a talented botanical artist.
This exhibition by two artists shows not only their appreciation of the materiality of their chosen media but an understanding of traditional skills of craftsmanship.
Australian library designers are among the best in the world.
Georgie Mattingley can still vividly remember the day she took her shortlisted painting to the NGV for consideration in the Top Arts exhibition.
A 2017 quirky hand-drawn map of Melbourne will have skyscrapers, footballers in pony tails and kite surfers.
Retrospective exhibitions reveal the pain and pleasure of an artist's life.
What's on in the Canberra arts scene
Melbourne team conquers Hollywood with cameras fit for Coppola's dream
Roy Grounds' Frankston home is a childhood landmark that still lifts the heart.
The latest Sydney trend mixes painting with booze and a bit of cheesy karaoke.
Astonishing works by Gunybi Ganambarr at the Art Gallery of NSW and the installations at Carriageworks are the standouts in this collaboration by three major Sydney galleries.
In a rare interview, photographer Norman Seeff talks about the story behind his iconic portrait of legendary musician Patti Smith.
Nature and spirituality emerge as powerful influences on the man who changed our way of seeing the world.
There's plenty on offer over the next few weeks, from detailed botanical drawings to sensual tango.
Mami Kataoka, artistic director of the 21st Biennale of Sydney, promises a spectacular experience.
This is the first of three biennial exhibitions in Sydney with works being shown at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, the Carriageworks and the Museum of Contemporary Art.
The world of a botanical illustrator may seem to be one of little excitement, but that couldn't be further from the truth.
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