Penelope Forlano Marks A Century Of Women’s Achievement
Designer and artist Penelope Forlano is marking 100 years of women’s contributions to art, society and government with an installation in the Parliament of Western Australia.
Designer and artist Penelope Forlano is marking 100 years of women’s contributions to art, society and government with an installation in the Parliament of Western Australia.
The collaboration between a Japanese design studio and a 20th century master of optical illusion results in the latest exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria: Escher X nendo | Between Two Worlds.
Brewing in Bali, Full Circle by X+O brings Ubud’s tropical surrounds into the interior design of a local café to create a modern vibe with local storytelling and a relaxed atmosphere.
Artist Zhu Ohmu crafts organic ceramics by hand, in the process creating homes for houseplants. Naomi Russo finds out how.
“I’m interested in this idea of limitations, whether real or imagined, and how we respond to these,” says Skye Jefferys, an Australian-born artist who now calls Singapore her home. Naomi Russo writes.
Tom Percy is melding data and design, mapping the contours of our coastlines with sustainable plywood. Naomi Russo reports.
Ben Young calls himself a glass and concrete artist. Naomi Russo finds out how the label reflects the importance of materiality to his work.
Miso, the Ukrainian born, Australian artist is mapping conflict zones with her unique artistic practice, Naomi Russo reports.
The 2016 edition of the Hong Kong art fair saw the city come alive as gallerists, collectors and art lovers flocked in for a jam-packed week filled with big-name and emerging artists, events, discussions and much more.
In Habitus 27 we meet Matthias Arndt, a German-born, Singarpore-based gallerist, art collector and dealer who in 2013 opened ARNDT Gallery in Singapore – sister to ARNDT Gallery in Berlin. Here we look at some of the Asian artists ARNDT represents at Gillman Barracks, as well as pieces from Matthias’ personal collection.
Tané Andrews is a Sydney based artist whose work is drawn from the natural world but it is never constrained by it.
Not a light artist, but with work in Light Show, currently showing at MCA, Tess Ritchie talks to David Batchelor about what really grabs him. A love for cities is just one thing.