Previews
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Sidney Nolan: Myth Rider + Heather B Swann: Leda and the Swan
Artists Sidney Nolan and Heather B Swann offer a rich mythopoetical approach and fresh perspective of past and present, legend and history, masculine and feminine.
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In the studio: Jody Graham
From her compulsion to collect found material ‘to rescue things and restore life and purpose’ to her innovative use of drawing tools and thought processes, Graham speaks with Art Almanac about her creative practice and studio life.
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The 10th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art
There is something here for all of us—from our individual existence in this part of the Asia Pacific to the discovery of the cultural vanguards of our own region that might, at first, have felt foreign.
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Aida Tomescu: Unfolding Presence
In Aida Tomescu’s ‘Unfolding Presence’, colour and medium are explored; her paintings ‘grow’ in their making, embedded with a complex and layered history.
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In the studio: Natalie Ryan
Natalie Ryan shares with Art Almanac her current thoughts and creative processes as well as life in the studio and her determination to continue to create during a pandemic-regulated year.
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In the studio: Pip Ryan
Naarm/Melbourne artist Pip Ryan shares with Art Almanac her current thoughts and creative processes, as well as life in the studio during lockdown in 2021 and her determinations for 2022.
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Timo Hogan: Lake Baker
Spinifex man Timo Hogan's desert homeland triptych, Lake Baker, is a spiritual narrative of the landscape that documents his ancestral ties to Country: 'That's because it's my place. My father's place.'
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Conflict in My Outlook_Don’t Be Evil
Dr Joseph Brennan speaks with curator Anna Briers about the works of ‘Conflict in My Outlook_Don’t Be Evil’ – 18 artists’ materialisations of the invisible power structures of our Internet age.
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In the studio: John Scurry
John Scurry's paintings are described as 'beautifully nuanced, unassuming landscapes' yet, it is his interior compositions and still life arrangements, elegantly rendered in a calm, soft palette, that command our attention.
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Found and Gathered: Rosalie Gascoigne | Lorraine Connelly-Northey
Rosalie Gascoigne and Lorraine Connelly-Northey are known for their transformative use of found and discarded objects to create works of art that challenge our understanding of the landscape, and Country.
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In the studio: Amy Dynan
Amy Dynan often uses beauty to explore relationships between humans and nature, inviting emotional response and engagement from her audiences. Dynan shares with Art Almanac her thoughts and creative processes in the studio.
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Tarnanthi 2021
‘Tarnanthi’ helps to nurture these practices, share important stories, and build appreciation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art among new audiences. Emma-Kate Wilson previews the show at the Art Gallery of South Australia..
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