Features
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National Photographic Portrait Prize 2026
After nineteen years, the National Photographic Portrait Prize at the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra is being held for the last time.
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Rebecca Hastings × Annika Romeyn: The maker’s mark
For Hastings’s hyperreal paintings, she takes cues from the uncanny and Goya, and Romeyn looks to Antarctica for her iceberg-inspired monotype prints, watercolour, and gouache paintings.
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Arthur Boyd: Tapestries
A curious hybrid creation and unlike the modern understanding of tapestry as a creative collaboration between the weavers and the artist.
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Zoe Grey × Joshua Andree: Personal landscapes
Two Tasmanian artists both evoke the emotions of their personal landscapes at Despard this September, though with entirely different methodologies.
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Iconic Loved Unexpected
Following a four-year closure and a $48m redevelopment, one of Australia’s most significant regional collections has reemerged in a transformed building.
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Facing Modernity: Degas to Picasso
Currently on view at Shepparton Art Museum are thirty-seven works by some of the defining figures of European modernism, never before seen in Australia.
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The Percivals 2026
The Percivals is a national biennial portrait competition held since 2007 in Townsville at the Perc Tucker Regional Gallery in North Queensland.
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Tony Garifalakis × Hari Koutlakis @ Hugo Michell Gallery: Pattern, design, impact
In the concurrent exhibitions at Hugo Michell Gallery, two Greek-heritage artists use a process-based practice to explore pattern, design, and impact.
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Ngura Puḻka – Epic Country
Ngura Puḻka – Epic Country is a spectacular exhibition of thirty huge paintings by forty-nine First Nations artists of the APY Lands.
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John Brack × Noel McKenna: A face in the mirror
John Brack and Noel McKenna were both keen observers of life – of people, their behavioural patterns, and of their surroundings.
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Mechelle Bounpraseuth: ສູ້ສູ້ Sou Sou
Mechelle Bounpraseuth is known for her ceramic sculptures of food and household objects, rendered in bright, glossy colours and playful scales.
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William Mackinnon: Phoenix
Displayed alongside their earlier iterations, the sixteen large-scale paintings of Phoenix trace both an artistic and personal journey.
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