Album launch and art draw Omar home
Omar Musa, author, visual artist and poet from Queanbeyan, will be back in Canberra next month to launch his third album of music and poetry and an arts exhibition, reports LEN POWER.
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A painting by Australian impressionist Arthur Streeton that was out of public view for more than a century has sold well above expectations for $1.875 million.
Two Canberra artists have scooped the pools in the 2024 Gallipoli Art Prize with the announcement that Luke Cornish has won the $20,000 first prize and Kate Stevens has won highly commended.
Terence Maloon, ione of Australia's most admired curators, retired last year after a decade as director of the Drill Hall Gallery. But but you wouldn't know it, says HELEN MUSA.
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Four months on, evidence arrives in APY arts probe
Almost four months after it was asked to investigate the APY Arts Centre Collective, the watchdog for Aboriginal corporations has received some evidence.
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Impressions from the gift of time and solitude at Namadgi
KERRY-ANNE COUSINS reviews South Facing, an exhibition by Holly Grace and Julie Bradley at Craft + Design Canberra.
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Streeton painting unveiled for first time in 130 years
A painting by influential Australian impressionist Arthur Streeton not seen by the public for more than a century has been unveiled ahead of auction.
Art of the Brick was an experiment when it first showed in Australia. The exhibition has since become a global success and returns to Melbourne after 13 years.
KERRY-ANNE COUSINS reviews an exhibition of drawings by Kirrily Humphries.
Canberra painter Kate Stevens is one of the 36 finalists in the $20,000 Gallipoli Art Prize.
Maude, the sulphur-crested cockatoo from Coolac, has deliberated on entries for the 28th Bald Archy Prize and declared Newcastle artist Judy Nadin the 2024 winner.
In an unusual departure from its mixed-artist exhibitions, the National Portrait Gallery has opened its 2024 season with an exhibition of high seriousness – Ralph Heimans: Portraiture. Power. Influence, reports HELEN MUSA.
It's a year of bold visual interventions as the national institutions go wild with illuminated art for Enlighten, 2024, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Botanical and insect artist Cheryl Hodges has a solo exhibition at the Botanical Gardens devoted to native bees, reports KATARINA LLOYD JONES.
In an unusual mix of architecture, dance and art, this week the National Gallery of Australia is paying homage to its original architect, Col Madigan.
KERRY-ANNE COUSINS in reviewing new work by GW Bot writes: "The body of work in this exhibition is a paean to hope – from a wise gardener, the artist, who has learnt to tend well her spiritual and philosophical garden."
Grain silos have become the canvas for impressive artwork for tiny country towns across Australia, painting a path to pride as well as prosperity.
KERRY-ANNE COUSINS reviews an exhibition that highlights the "incredible talent of the artists that were associated with Studio One during an important period in the history of the Canberra art scene".
On the eve of Friday's World Wetlands Day, Canberra’s NatureArt Lab natural history art school launched its annual tutors’ exhibition, “See What I See”, at the Old Barn in Pialligo.
