Previews
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Brave new wave: desert women painters
'Brave new wave: desert women painters' includes paintings by some of Australia’s most iconic Central and Western Desert women who rose to prominence in the late 20th century.
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Therese Ritchie: burning hearts
‘A long, deep love affair with the Northern Territory' – 'Therese Ritchie: burning hearts' surveys one of Darwin’s most committed and socially engaged artists.
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Kate Mitchell: All Auras Touch
Kate Mitchell's ‘All Auras Touch’ represents a snapshot of contemporary Australia revealed through the process of photographing human energy fields, otherwise known as auras.
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Between appearances: the art of Louise Weaver
From the interlocking loops of yarn to the overlapping smears of thick paint on a blank canvas, Louise Weaver’s multidisciplinary practice examines the embryotic state of nature; its fragility yet endurance and ability to adapt.
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Parkers celebrates 100 years with new technology
In the centenary year of Parkers Sydney Fine Art Supplies we speak with Derek Parker about the brand’s latest products for artists.
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Making Art Public: 50 Years of Kaldor Public Art Projects
'Making Art Public' surveys the rich history of Kaldor Public Art Projects using artworks, archival materials and reconstructions of past projects.
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Flat Earth Society
'Flat Earth Society' is a group exhibition of interdisciplinary artists working at the intersection of abstraction and screen-based culture.
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Hope Dies Last: Art at the End of Optimism
Explored with humour, compassion, sadness and resignation, ‘Hope Dies Last: Art at the End of Optimism’ confronts our expectations and concerns surrounding mortality, extinction, suffering and failure.
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Piksa Inap Tok (Pictures Can Talk)
Featuring a mesmerising range of works by artists from Papua New Guinea, 'Piksa Inap Tok (Pictures Can Talk)' provides a rare insight into the little known vibrant contemporary arts scene.
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The Art of Why Not?
'PorquéNo #4' welcomes the architecture of the city, as well as the soul and character, of six iconic venues in Sydney — the Opera House, the Observatory, Town Hall, Central Station, St Mary’s Cathedral, and AGNSW.
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Brad Rusbridge: Familiar Paintings
Brad Rusbridge’s ‘Familiar Paintings’ contains works that allude to a particular biographical occurrence from the artist’s past.
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