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The work of American photographer Debi Cornwall shows a surprising side of the infamous American camp.

A new exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia focuses on the period when 90 per cent of Tasmania's Indigenous population was killed.

Melbourne art teacher Yvette Coppersmith has won Australia's most prestigious art prize.

Hayley Lander's Softly Calling at Form demonstrates technical skill as well as being visually attractive.

Last year, like most years, it was fairly easy to pick the winner. This time around it's not at all clear.

Jess Johnson and Simon Ward have created a deep and elegant journey into the subconscious.

Despite a recent bump in funding the gallery wants the public to make up the $1.5 million shortfall.

The fertility goddess meets Dolce & Gabbana in a glass dress to be worn by Ruth Allen in Glass Art Society's Glass Fashion Show.

There's plenty to see and do in Canberra this week, from exhibitions to live music.

This exhibition gives us the chance to see many of these unique European impressions of flora, fauna and Indigenous people for the first time.

Willing participants can register now to get their kit off along with hundreds of strangers outside in the middle of winter.