The winning work was made through the accumulation of many single layers applied on a daily basis while on a New York-based artist’s residency....
Gemma Smith wins the 2024 Mosman Art Prize
Tag Archives: Khaled Sabsabi
Khaled Sabsabi: Unseen
For Khaled Sabsabi, it is in art that we find spaces for an aesthetic resistance against the way things are, a constant movement towards pushing limits and challenging perceptions of who and what we are. ...
Khaled Sabsabi: A Hope
'A Hope' is an invitation to explore Khaled Sabsabi’s multidisciplinary contemporary art practice and his unique perspective on the world....
What’s On NEAR ME
What's On NEAR ME is a new series by Art Almanac presenting a curated selection of must-see exhibitions across Australia every week. This edition includes Sydney, NSW, Melbourne, Victoria and ACT....
Khaled Sabsabi: A Promise
Khaled Sabsabi's 'A Promise' presents major works created over the past 20 years – large-scale and immersive new media installations as well as intimate paintings – that ruminate on the complex relationship between self and other....
Kaldor Public Art Project 34: Asad Raza, Absorption
Kaldor Public Art Project 34: Asad Raza's Absorption aims to bring the biological substrate of life into the foreground, as a living mesh of organic, mineral, and opaque aspects. ...
Khaled Sabsabi: A Self Portrait
In the 1970s, a sub-culture ascended from the embattled streets of the Bronx, New York – hip-hop. It’s stylised rhythmic beats lapped by opinionated vocals, reflecting the extreme social realities of urban culture on a universal scale. Attaining popularity in the 1980s, this musical art form...
Eighty finalists announced for The 65th Blake Prize
The 65th Blake Prize received 769 entries from artists across the globe including Australia, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Norway, Greece, and the United States. From these submissions 80 finalists were selected....
Dark Horizons: Fear of an Imagined threat
Fear is an all-powerful human emotion with the ability to influence our thoughts and actions. In 'Dark Horizons: Fear of an Imagined threat', Muslim-Australian artists present solo exhibitions at Pataka Art Gallery and Museum in Wellington, New Zealand....