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In the interplay between dreaming and seeing, presence and absence, permanence and transience, the works of Chen Zhe, Bianca Raffaella, and AidaTomescu trace the delicate thresholds where endings dissolve into beginnings.

To mark the 250th anniversary of the birth of Joseph Mallord William Turner RA (1775-1851), arguably the most significant creative figure in the history of British art, Gippsland Art Gallery is staging the exhibition Turner & Australia.

The National Gallery of Australia鈥檚 newest touring exhibition 鈥� Know My Name: Australian Women Artists 鈥� has begun a two-year tour of regional Australia.

This year's Sydney Contemporary (7鈥�10 September 2023), showing at Carriageworks, on Gadigal land, Redfern, offers fairgoers a sustained encounter with 93 galleries across three sectors.

Visitors to the new Singapore Art Fair were greeted by a large Robert Indiana sculpture spelling out the word 鈥淟OVE鈥�.

Peter Schjeldahl, the great American art critic for The Village Voice, and now The New Yorker, once described the visceral experience of viewing the astonishing late works of Willem de Kooning at the Metropolitan.

While women artists earn significantly less than men, it鈥檚 worth recognising the highest achievers when it comes to auction prices.

Victoria Lynn, Director, TarraWarra Museum of Art, said, 鈥淲e are absolutely delighted to be reopening our doors on 14 July.

Vigorous abstract expressionist canvases with a palette of white and crimson.

Aida Tomescu meets Artist Profile in a caf茅 near her apartment the day after she has flown back to Australia following two months in Europe, where she saw the Venice Biennale and her favourite Titian altarpieces at the Frari.

Down a long road in Singapore rows of banners announce: "The joy of success is in sharing it. Share success. Give hope." These words might have been w

27 March 2013 | On Sunday 24 March Bonhams put the Laverty Collection sale under the hammer. The collection, Australia's most valuable sale of a single collection of Indigenous and non-Indigenous art.

Fred Williams used to say that if you can't paint a portrait, then your art is in trouble. He would have been surprised to see so many portraits

Art historians will quibble -- some may even fulminate -- but Terence Maloon is sticking to his guns: this year, he insists, is the centenary