It's the ugliest piece of headgear to come out of Australia. But Tim Ross loves it.

There's plenty to see and do in Canberra this week, from theatre to new gallery openings

No-one could live in Sydney and be unaware of the power of spectacle.

The Indonesian artist has a submerged blue head as a metaphor for the loss of traditional knowledge.

The future of troubled classical music and arts magazine Limelight is looking a little brighter after its publisher announced an "interested party" has stepped forward to ensure the March edition is published.

The artist creates a world where the dreams and futile endeavours of humankind are brought together.

Melbourne's sixth annual White Night event was blessed with perfect weather, a big well-behaved crowd, and a plethora of stunning attractions.

An art exhibition at Canberra's Museum of Australian Democracy looks at migration through the eyes of Holocaust survivors.

The three sisters say their slow-and-steady approach has paid off as they look to London to grow their fashion label.

Great cities don't just happen. For the past 35 years, Melbourne city design director Rob Adams has overseen a renewal that has turned a donut doughnut city into a 24-hour metropolis.

Watch for a new fashion trend among the glitter and sequins of the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras: the rainbow hijab.

For Kim Sajet it was a moment of a lifetime. "But I’ve had some pretty extraordinary moments since I’ve been in this job," the Australian said.

About 75 taxidermists are licensed to work with native animals. The ancient craft is attracting a new generation of followers, many female.

Ben Quilty says he feels the injustices of the world pretty keenly, but whatever he gets involved in it is his painting that protects him.

Ai Weiwei is a certified art superstar - but unlike most of his cashed-up peers in the contemporary art world he is also an activist, dissident and political exile.

A parliamentary committee scrutinising the NSW Government's decision to relocate the Powerhouse Museum to Parramatta at a potential cost to taxpayers of up to $1.5 billion has given the former NSW premier Mike Baird an ultimatum: either appear before it or be forced.

The filmmaker will discuss her collaboration with female Martu artists that is part of the exhibition.

It is a little known fact that in the aftermath of the terror of Kristallnacht an elder of the Yorta Yorta nation led a delegation on behalf of the Australian Aborigines' League to the German consulate in Melbourne to protest the "cruel persecution of Jews" in Germany. 

An ambitious collection of works commenting on feminism from its first wave until today.

These two exhibitions use ink, print, drawing, screenprints and other methods impressively.

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The sale of CUB's Southbank site to the Victorian government for $95 million sparks speculation it could house a third NGV site or performing arts gallery.

Former US president Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama have unveiled brightly-coloured portraits of themselves at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington.

There's plenty to see and do in Canberra this week.

These two exhibitions at PhotoAccess use images in different ways.