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The biennial Paul Guest Drawing Prize highlights contemporary drawing practice in Australia.

Dale Frank's opulent paintings, Daniel Crooks' machine-generated drawings, and Natasha Walsh's reimagined portraits are among the works featured in Sydney's must-see gallery shows this winter.

Art collectors from around the country let us in to their homes to see their private art collections, and discuss their favourite works, what they love about the art world, and, for most of them, how their 鈥渁ddiction鈥� has seen them run out of wall space.

The future of a multimillion-dollar public art program at the Hyde Park Barracks is under a cloud after the controversial axing of a major commission that was to have turned the landmark historic building into a symbolic island.

We鈥檝e scoured the globe for the most exciting, surprising and compelling outdoor art installations

Anonymous American feminist art collective Guerrilla Girls have unveiled large scale billboards across the UK to confront 鈥榖ad male behaviour in the art world鈥�.

There鈥檚 something about viewing art outdoors.

The TarraWarra Biennial 2021 exhibition features 25 artists from across the country making new works that explore ideas of slowness, deceleration, drift and the elasticity of time.

Though it occasionally stumbles, the first iteration of "We Do Not Dream Alone" signals a promising commitment to prolonged investment in art from the Asian diaspora in New York.

After an unusual, unprecedented year, upcoming art will reflect as well as soldier on with a range of outdoor and indoor projects

Times Square Arts, the largest public platform for contemporary performance and visual arts, is presenting The Subtle Knife by Daniel Crooks for the month of January as part of the organization鈥檚 signature Midnight Moment series.

On January 29, New York based Asia Society announced the launch of its inaugural Asia Society Triennial featuring artists from Asia or of the Asian diaspora, slated to open on June 5.

Works by 40 artists and collectives will go on view in June

Play On: The art of sport, a selection of key contemporary art from 10 years of the Basil Sellers Art Prize, a biannual exhibition of new commissions that reflect on sport and sporting culture opened at the Hazelhurst Gallery and Arts Centre on 9 December.

Goldsmiths has, over its 110-years of existence, developed a well-earned reputation as one of London's pioneering institutions of contemporary art across a range of interdisciplinary approaches.