Arts editor HELEN MUSA says it's indisputable that Emily Kam Kngwarray is one of Australia's greatest artists, as the coming exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia, which bears her name, will show.
KERRY-ANNE COUSINS reviews the “Guns & Flowers” exhibition at the Canberra Museum and Gallery.
BARRINA SOUTH reviews “Sister Charm”, a sculpture by Janet Fieldhouse, at the National Gallery's sculpture garden.
Canberra artist Frances McMahon has won an Award of Excellence at the 7th annual Holmes Prize for Excellence in Realistic Australian Bird Art in Minyama, Queensland.
BARRINA SOUTH reviews “Pintupi Way”, art from the Western Desert.
"Even at 100, the Archibald Prize demonstrates that the power of portraiture still has us fascinated," writes reviewer ROB KENNEDY of the National Portrait Gallery's “Archie 100: A Century of the Archibald Prize” exhibition.
In what its director Mathew Trinca called “a powerful act of friendship and respect,” the National Museum of Australia has signed an MOU with the National Museum of Singapore.
An Australian-first art prize has been set up for images created using artificial intelligence prompts.
Sophie Cape, from NSW, has won the $15,000 Open Prize in the 2023 National Capital Art Prize for her artwork “Flying Over Desert Swells”.
In her first review for "CityNews" accomplished art critic KERRY-ANNE COUSINS looks at two new exhibitions at the Drill Hall Gallery.
The gallery at Belconnen Arts Centre has never looked quite as it does now, with no fewer than 248 images of owls by artist Sally Blake staring down, reports HELEN MUSA.
The Australian War Memorial’s $15,000 Napier Waller Art Prize has opened for submissions, reports HELEN MUSA.
The National Capital Art prize is on the up and up, fast gaining traction as a destination event on the cultural circuit, reports HELEN MUSA.
“Emily Kam Kngwarray" is the National Gallery of Australia’s summer blockbuster exhibition.
ROB KENNEDY review the “Silver Thread Paintings” exhibition by Robert Boynes.
BARRINA SOUTH reviews “Know My Name: Making It Modern” at the National Gallery.
Works of art by more than 160 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists have travelled from the National Gallery of Australia (NGA) to the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, where they will be on display until October 29.
Jaq Grantford's immense portrait of former "Play School" presenter Noni Hazlehurst has beaten 56 other Archibald finalists to win the People's Choice award.
“Step Into the Limelight” is an exhibition showcasing art created by ACT primary, high school and college students... and if you're feeling jaded or a bit sad about the state of the world, this is the exhibition for you," says CON BOEKEL.
