Nature and its forms are explorative themes for artist Dena Kahan who finds fascination in humanity’s relationship with the natural world....
Dena Kahan: The Glass Garden
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GNAP15 Art Prize winner announced!
Melbourne-based artist Lou Hubbard has won the prestigious $20,000 Guirguis New Art Prize (GNAP) for her work Dead Still Standing (2014), an installation comprising a deflated, disembowelled latex rubber horse, collapsed over a Coalbrookdale patio chair, table and bench seat situated over a skate board and...
Finalists announced for GNAP15!
Initiated and generously supported by Ballarat surgeon Mark Guirguis, the Guirguis New Art Prize (GNAP) is a $20,000 prestigious national acquisitive biennial contemporary art prize, administered by Federation University Australia's Arts Academy, presented in association with the Art Gallery of Ballarat....
EIKON: Icons of the Orthodox Christian World
The rich tradition of Eastern Christian spirituality and imagery will be celebrated at the Art Gallery of Ballarat....
Imhoff: a life of grain & pixels
This is a retrospective exhibition of material drawn from 56 years of photography and 26 years of film production. Imhoff began his career in Australia around 1970, working across mediums including film and photography to create portraits and iconographic advertising material....
2014 Victorian Indigenous Art Awards winners announced
Bellbrae artist Jenny Crompton has taken out the State’s richest Indigenous art prize, the $30,000 Deadly Art Award at the 2014 Victorian Indigenous Art Awards....
For Auld Lang Syne: Images of Scottish Australia from First Fleet to Federation
This large and complex exhibition seeks to enrich our understanding of Australia’s colonial past by concentrating on the contribution of a particular dynamic section of Australia’s populace – the Scottish migrants....
2014 Rick Amor Drawing Prize Winner Announced
The Art Gallery of Ballarat has announced that the winner of the $12,000 2014 Rick Amor Drawing Prize is Melbourne artist Gina Kalabishis....
Capital and country: the Federation years 1900–1914
This collection of Australian landscapes and portraits from the National Gallery of Australia is the first exhibition to focus on Australian painting from this formative era of the nation’s history....
Robert Clinch: Fanfare for the Common Man
Clinch’s paintings of industrial landscapes and docklands, modest Victorian terraces, inner city laneways, and distant city skylines are imbued with compelling narratives....
Got the Message? 50 years of political posters
At times humorous, and others heartfelt, this exhibition focuses on how poster design has developed over the decades and the effects posters had on generations....
Capturing Flora: 300 Years of Australian Botanical Art
This exhibition takes visitors through a historical journey of how Australia’s diverse flora have been recorded, interpreted and popularized by botanical artists from William Dampier and the early explorers to the present day....