Chinese art and collectables
From scrolls to a Buddha, investors want them.
Art resists online market
The buying and selling of fine art seems firmly resistant to the convenience of the click.
Art auctions hitting highs
A new mood of optimism prevailed at the weekend's auction viewings in Sydney.
Chef Calombaris charged with assault
MasterChef judge George Calombaris has been charged with assault after he allegedly shoved a young man at the A-League grand final in Sydney.
Art for art's sake at the Venice Biennale
Meet Christine Macel, the fourth woman curator in the international art exhibition's 122-year history.
Bill Clinton's latest intrigue: a novel
Apart from the strange spectacle of a former president collaborating on a thriller with a celebrity author, the project is unusual in that two large publishing houses are releasing the novel together.
Woodward and some dark secrets
Woodward is no stranger to controversy over sourcing.
New fiction genre: Donald Trump
Such macabre eccentricities have been grist to the novelist's mill.
Delahunty at centre of board walkout
There's trouble brewing in arts circles since the mass walkout of trustees from a board overseen by Mary Delahunty.
Jonathan Swift, giant among the pygmies
He donated money for the care of the mad; changed his underwear frequently; treated his servants with kindness and generosity.
If you see this exhibition, take an open mind
A fashion obsession isn't required to enjoy the new exhibition at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, "Rei Kawakubo / Comme des Garcons: ...
