Design Hunter Guide to Current Exhibitions
From photography to painting, a new show featuring Aboriginal art to an exhibition inspired by plants, here we give you a selection of what’s on in the world of Art right now.
From photography to painting, a new show featuring Aboriginal art to an exhibition inspired by plants, here we give you a selection of what’s on in the world of Art right now.
In part two of our Q+A with Nahji Chu, we talk art and culture – why these things are important to Nahji and how she engages with them.
It seems counter-intuitive, doesn’t it? To make art, or sculpture, out of something intangible? And yet it is widely done. Light Show, opening this Thursday at MCA, explains how. Words by Tess Ritchie.
‘Art Money’, launched yesterday in Sydney, is a new interest-free art loan program that basically means buyers can take an artwork straight home from the gallery, after falling in love. From there, they have 10 months to pay it off, interest-free. Yes, Art Lovers, it’s time to Celebrate.
Perth-born, Sydney-based artist Mason Kimber has been experimenting with traditional fresco techniques in his latest body of work. With a solo exhibition opening this week, we chat to the painter about inspiration, architectural memory, and the joys and challenges of making art.
Ever wondered how a novel would be adapted into opera? This is exactly what you’ll have the opportunity to find out this May, as the Sydney Chamber Opera brings David Malouf’s novel Fly Away Peter to life.
A recent exhibition by Sydney-based sculptor Morgan Shimeld challenges the way we look at structure and form. Stephen Lacey writes.
One of Australia’s most significant contemporary artists, Shaun Gladwell (b.1972), returns to Sydney for a major exhibition spread across two galleries, presented by Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation (SCAF) in association with UNSW Galleries.
From photography to painting, light shows to exhibitions of jewels, here we give you a selection of what’s on in the world of Art right now.
Featuring works from over 45 lenders worldwide, Pop to popism is an expansive and strong exhibition of the art that exploded onto the cultural scene in the early 1960s.
UK born artist Sarah Beetson always wanted to be an illustrator like Quentin Blake, and she achieved it.
Featuring bold, colourful sculptures and installations, Emily Floyd: The Dawn is a survey exhibition of selected works from Floyd’s remarkable fifteen year career from 21 November 2014 to 1 March 2015 at NGV Australia.