Previews
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Living With Art: Belynda Henry
Belinda Henry's new body of work promises to be a personal and emotive response to the beauty, resilience and the vulnerability of our Australian landscape. Unrestrained and intuitive the paintings offer insight into Henry’s deepening relationship with abstraction, and her inner world.
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She Will Be Born – If We Work For Her
'The title refers to a female artist, imagined by Virginia Woolf, who, for the first time in recorded history can create art in a society that allows women to make great art... Woolf muses that until a woman can free her mind from the shackles of inter-generational anger about women's...
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Amanda Tye: A Coastline and Between
In dreamy whimsical tones, evocative of the landscape as seen through a slumber’s daze, 'A Coastline and Between' by Amanda Tye captures Sydney’s snaking water’s edge in acrylic and oil on canvas. Emma-Kate Wilson reviews the show.
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Looking Glass: Judy Watson and Yhonnie Scarce
'Looking Glass: Judy Watson and Yhonnie Scarce' is both a love song and a lament for Country; a fantastical alchemy of the elemental forces of earth, water, fire and air. Jeremy Eccles previews the show.
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Victoria Reichelt: Archive
Victoria Reichelt documents endangered artefacts and transitional spaces, both technological and temporal. ‘Archive’ comprises 20 paintings which convey the outmoded tools we use to experience the world while also revealing the cyclical nature of things.
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Max Berry: Monument
‘In ‘Monument’ I hope to utilise dreamlike imagery, a montage of nature and memory, an exploration of water and clouds, light and shadow, reflecting a sense of time passing, time lost and the moment beneath the moment.' – Max Berry
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Unfinished Business: The Art of Gordon Bennett
The art and legacy of Gordon Bennett questions established fields of knowledge and the politics of identity, opening up a rich and provocative dialogue; a conversation, inclusive of all, that remains unfinished.
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Darcey Bella Arnold: me say edit be
For her latest exhibition ‘me say edit be’ at ReadingRoom, Darcey Bella Arnold has created pairs of personal, contemplative canvases using the writings of her mother, Jennifer.
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In conversation: Yvonne Boag
Yvonne Boag's work addresses her own personal experiences with migration, immersed in the deep links and multi-layered relationship she has with her changing landscapes.
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Living With Art: Dane Lovett
Dane Lovett’s paintings are delicately crafted observations of familiar subject matter, from domestic plants and flowers to left over remnants of music and popular culture. 3:33 Art Projects speak with the artist about his practice.
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Reader Reflections: Looking Ahead – Part II
Hindsight is 20/20. So, we asked artists and people working in the arts how 2020 has fractured or evolved their approach to creative life and what they would like to see change for the better in the arts.
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Reader Reflections: Looking Ahead – Part I
Hindsight is 20/20. So, we asked artists and people working in the arts how 2020 has fractured or evolved their approach to creative life and what they would like to see change for the better in the arts.
Read more