Sullivan+Strumpf Sydney kicks off the year with a compelling showcase featuring two significant bodies of work by renowned Aboriginal artist Tony Albert.
The couple behind gallery Fox Jensen, Emma Fox and Andrew Jensen, have followed a similar path through life, with a certain sensibility running through both the artworks and artists their gallery represents. And indeed, the objects they choose to surround themselves with.
You may not know their names (yet) but through collaborations with companies such as Google, Nike, Adidas, Vans, Converse, Hypebeast, and Billionaire Boys Club, you most certainly know Yok & Sheryo’s work.
Not sure where to start when perusing the line-up for Sydney Contemporary? Gillian Serisier shares insights into what you can expect to see from a range of Australian galleries.
Melbourne Art Fair 2022 brings back a sense of celebration and optimism in the art world by putting a spotlight on emerging artists across the region.
Melbourne Art Fair returns in February 2022 with the goal of providing a platform for Indigenous women that are redefining Australian contemporary art.
Navigating the significant challenges created by the elements of the Mornington Peninsula landscape, Peninsula House by Carr works with the surroundings to put the client’s extensive art collection at the forefront.
We recently went behind the scenes of Sydney’s art scene to meet three of its most contemporary female curators, who gave us this insider's guide to Art Month Sydney 2021.
In celebration of her first solo show, Pollination – ironic given her 30-year career as an artist and designer – Habitus caught up with the colourful Louise Olsen.
We used to think that Australia’s contemporary art world was anything but childish. Perhaps we were wrong.
Three new hotels in two years and another couple on the cards for the near future – QT Hotels will stop at nothing.
