Interactions between humanity and the natural world lie at the heart Helen Wright's innovative practice that spans printmaking, drawing, painting and sculpture....
Christien Meindertsma repurposes hundreds of kilograms of wool, from a flock of more than two thousand sheep, that would have otherwise been discarded as waste....
The artworks are placed strategically to evoke multiple possibilities. Art is about revealing the hidden; a way into other realities and other personalities....
The National Gallery unveils Lindy Lee’s Ouroboros, a newly commissioned public sculpture based on the ancient image of a snake eating its own tail....
Melbourne’s Crepe Myrtle tree-lined Toorak Road in Toorak Village has transformed into a public gallery with ninety-nine contemporary sculptures on display....
Hannah Gartside's use of second-hand gloves brings to life tender interactions, and moments with oneself, through the form of anthropomorphised rabbits....
Works presented include fifteen Aslanidis paintings and ten Pratt sculptures, the presentation being “a junction point where the paintings and the sculpture speak to each other.”...
Using diverse mediums to provoke thought and engage with contemporary issues and experiences, this year's works reflect personal and collective narratives, materiality, and the human condition....
'Lifeforms' surveys sculptor Peter Syndicas’ practice, showcasing some of his personal favourites, alongside popular works from the last two decades within the context of newer forms....
Denese Oates’ sculptures are often a mass of intertwined copper wires fashioned into abstracted organic forms, beautifully constructed and created with their own unique symmetry....