Explorations in personal philosophy with Lindy Lee
Lindy Lee’s latest exhibition presents an opportunity to experience this artist’s work in a more intimate gallery setting.
One year in Bundanon: A retrospective on The Bridge and Art Museum by Kerstin Thompson Architects, part one
Kerstin Thompson Architects’ work at Bundanon recently marked its one-year anniversary. Having garnered such international attention, and with Thompson having recently been awarded the AIA Gold Medal, it’s a fitting time for a mini-retrospective on this architectural success story.
Tap into Sphexishness with James Lemon
Embark on a journey through the vibrant and captivating world of James Lemon, an artist and designer known for his bold and imaginative creations.
What’s cooking in the Print Kitchen?
Print Kitchen will play with the connection between printmaking and food-making, presented underneath the spectacularly beautiful stained glass ceiling of the NGV Great Hall for the duration of the Melbourne Art Book Fair. In the lead up to the event, we chat with the multi-talented creative behind the concept – Artek Halpern-Laurence.
Material and form fuse for Paper & Clay
Paper & Clay is an exhibition at Arthouse Gallery that brings together 29 Australian artists to explore glazing, inscribing, hand-building and throwing alongside the playful curves of Huggy furniture.
Bruce Slorach puts a microscope on native Australian flora
Celebrated Sydney artist Bruce Slorach marks a milestone in his career with Native Deities, an exhibition showcasing his latest series of drawings and paintings, petite tapestries, and three of his acclaimed hand-knotted silk and wool wall hangings.
The best art market in Sydney? Cut N Polish
In car boot style art fair, Cut N Polish provides visitors and collectors with the opportunity to meet artists, support their practises and purchase works in a ‘cash and carry’ model with all proceeds going straight to the artists themselves.
Beyond Aesthetics: Harnessing the collaborative problem-solving power of art, architecture and design
Seeing a collective design problem to be solved for a city undergoing rapid change – Assemble Brisbane and Artisan are hosting a workshop as part of Brisbane Art and Design Month (BAD).
A lesson in community building through design
What is it that makes a hotel feel authentically embedded in its place? Habitus editor Aleesha Callahan recently stayed at Ace Hotel Sydney to get a first-hand experience into the global phenomenon that has cracked the code on ‘cool’.
Brahman Perera’s “legible yet labyrinthine” West Block mixes art and design
Joining two terrace houses together, Brahman Perera’s West Block pulls apart and puts back together the floor plan on this residence, while being unapologetically authentic in the design.
Artist Meg Gallagher knows there’s no place like home
Meg Gallagher is a New Zealand artist that bridges fashion and design, we chat with her about life and work, and her latest show which explores the concept of home – on exhibition now at Totem Road.
Totemic forms
Bold and uncompromising, these pieces are where art and design meet. Strong, experimental forms make this selection of furniture a unique expression of Australian design.