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Open letter from some of the country’s most distinguished artists ‘strongly protests’ at the removal of Sabsabi and curator Michael Dagostino

In the Australian imagination, Bundanon–‘deep valley’ in Dharawal–is deeply connected with Arthur Boyd and the Boyd’s dynastic legacy: the 1993 bequest of 1000 hectares of bushland, farmland, two homesteads and an art collection valued at $47 million.

As galleries from across Australia, New Zealand, and much further afield were setting up their stalls with the works of over 400 contemporary artists within Sydney’s cavernous Carriageworks—overseen by Lisa Roet’s.

Directors of 1301SW, Ames Yavuz, Gajah, Martin Browne, Roslyn Oxley9, and STATION share their highlights ahead of Australasia's biggest art fair, taking place at Carriageworks from 5 to 8 September.

As a collection of Imants Tillers’s essays over forty years Credo is more than the sum of its parts, offering reflection on many discussions in contemporary art in Australia from the 1980s onwards...

In July 1983, Arthur Boyd received the kind of commission that artists both dream about and dread: to create two large paintings and a suite of smaller works for the new Arts Centre Melbourne.

While Imants Tillers’ art is renowned for its theoretical underpinnings, his book Credo is not a collection of shouting manifestoes or difficult theory. 

The publication explores the extraordinary archives of the Gallery through the eyes of the world’s leading artists, curators and art world figures.

As Treasurer Jim Chalmers assembles his second budget to be delivered in six weeks, the busy family man could do worse than to spend a rare idle moment at the National Gallery of Australia.

The argument of Bernard Smith’s European Vision and the South Pacific, originally published in 1960, is well known.

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.

Bonhams Australia will present a substantial number of significant and deeply personal works from Gene and Brian Sherman’s contemporary art collection in the forthcoming auction SHERMAN | 100.

Imants Tillers’s poetic paintings have, for five decades, mined the co-constitutive relationship between person and place.

Imants Tillers is an internationally renowned postmodern artist whose practice includes conceptual paintings, installations, sculptures, prints and drawings.

Bonhams Australia presents The Lucio’s Collection in the forthcoming auction LUCIO’S: Food, Art & Friendship.