Dance shows daytime colours in a new light
SAMARA PURNELL reviews A Sun Dance at the National Gallery.
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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.
Arts editor HELEN MUSA has spent an extraordinary 30 minutes watching the National Gallery's latest acquisition, a huge, moving sculpture by American artist Jordan Wolfson, titled "Body Sculpture".
An exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia looks at representations of the figure by female artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Art
Sit a while with ‘Sister Charm’
BARRINA SOUTH reviews “Sister Charm”, a sculpture by Janet Fieldhouse, at the National Gallery's sculpture garden.
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Torres Strait artist brings Charm to National Gallery
Janet Fieldhouse is the first Torres Strait Islander artist to unveil a commission in the NGA's sculpture garden, and the process has been career-changing.
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‘Emily’ is the NGA’s summer blockbuster
“Emily Kam Kngwarray" is the National Gallery of Australia’s summer blockbuster exhibition.
BARRINA SOUTH reviews “Know My Name: Making It Modern” at the National Gallery.
The National Gallery has cleared Aboriginal artworks in its postponed "Ngura Pulka – Epic Country" show of allegations of interference, reports LIZ HOBDAY.
BRIAN ROPE reviews American photographer Nan Goldin's exhibition “The ballad of sexual dependency”, at the National Gallery until January 28.
One of the most valuable paintings held by the National Gallery of Australia is being lent to a gallery in the NSW Northern Rivers region.
Before you wonder what the image is about – it's a digitally altered photograph of the National Gallery. Columnist PAUL COSTIGAN uses it and unhappy memories to share a story about the gallery's cafe.
"In 1982, when the National Gallery’s building was completed and had been handed over to become operational, there was an open day for people to see what there was to see – that being lots of empty spaces," writes PAUL COSTIGAN.
The National Gallery of Australia has acquired two major works by leading multimedia artist Haegue Yang.
"Canberra Matters" columnist PAUL COSTIGAN finds fewer of his "old friends" are hanging around the National Gallery these days.
The National Gallery of Australia has commissioned an independent review into how much assistance arts workers have given Anangu artists for an upcoming show.
An artwork described as “a truly timeless work that represents millennia of continuous cultural practice by First Nations people in this country” has gone on show for the first time at the National Gallery.
Two exhibitions at the National Gallery contributed $33 million to the Canberra economy in 2022, according to a new report.
The National Gallery of Australia is today (December 2) launching a book about its own building.
