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ACCA, TarraWarra announce joint Indigenous art initiative Yalingwa
A six-year program will fund three Indigenous curators and three Indigenous artists to continue their practice at the museums.
A six-year program will fund three Indigenous curators and three Indigenous artists to continue their practice at the museums.
Too great an emphasis on Williams' links to the New York School of modernism obscures the influence of much older ideas.
Barbara Campbell has curated this exhibition from Neil Roberts works not in the public domain.
Patricia Cornelius' Big Heart buzzes with provocative ideas.
This Victorian Opera production is arguably one of the hottest tickets at the Melbourne Festival.
Meagan Streader's has created a large, labyrinth-like artwork at the historic site which people can explore from September 8 to 23.
Is Margaret Court keeping an ear on her arena? If so, she could only pray for the dark, lustful, androgynous souls of Placebo and the thousands who gathered to curse her by name at the top of their potty lungs.
Debate being conducted in the most contemporary of forums – in Melbourne, that means street art.
Alesendro Ljubicic put the last whorl and daub to a richly textured oil on linen, Cyclamen Cherron Rose, on Monday.
Bangarra delivers an outstanding ensemble performance of a challenging and profoundly tragic work.
An immersive multimedia experience is at the heart of a new exhibition at the National Museum of Australia.
The National Gallery of Australia has brought together the major works of an international star
Angels in America spreads its wings over two consecutive nights.
Could a 'Desert Guggenheim' be next?
In a former life, Sydney Contemporary Fair director Barry Keldoulis was a supervisor at Luna Park's Coney Island.
The artist who never revises their work would have to be a genius to get it right every time, writes John McDonald.
Eyes up from your phone. Which major art treasure are you walking by?
There's plenty to see and do in Canberra this week.
How a lost Tom Roberts' painting went from fake to fortune.
Fast-food sponsorship is taking the fun out of child's play.
Words and music, a special performance of Bruckner by the MSO.
How did we get to the point where a government is ready to abandon a purpose-built museum on an historically significant site just 30 years after it was opened without anyone quite knowing why?
Malthouse Theatre's 2018 program is no picnic; it's bold, has a political edge and will reward theatregoers.
Talented first time director at the helm for Red Stitch's dystopian Australia in The Way Out.
A bucolic scene of rural Victoria by colonial artist Eugene von Guerard almost tops the $2 million mark at a Sydney public auction.
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