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Melbourne Now, a huge free exhibition of art, design and performance celebrating Victorian creativity, is to return in 2023 – ten years after its 2013 debut.

Melbourne Art Foundation has teamed with Ocula to bring Melbourne Art Fair online between 1 and 7 June 2020, allowing public access to an array of artworks from leading galleries across Australasia.

In 2014, there was a widely held perception that The Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize had run out of steam.

Stuffed chicks and bull skulls and beetles, oh my! After a two-year absence, the Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize is back for its seasonal tour at the National Archives, and the selection this year is mighty fine, with four Canberra artists among the top entrants.

The art of taxidermy has been practiced for a long time; the ancient Egyptians embalmed and entombed cats, birds, and other creatures.

There have been several key sculpture prizes announced this week. In Sydney, the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize has been won by Melbourne-based

The winners of the 22nd annual Wallace Art Awards have just been announced.

The National Gallery of Victoria has just revealed the details of its largest and most ambitious exhibition to date. Melbourne Now will celebrate the cultural landscape of Melbourne through art, architecture, design and performance and over 130 artists are set to be involved. -

THE title of Julia deVille's coming exhibition derives from a poem by Edgar Allan Poe, The Raven. It tells the story of a distraught lover

DONNA MARCUS Dianne Tanzer, until August 22. CARL SCRASSE John Buckley, until September 5. STELARC Skin, Scott Livesey, until August 29. OCTOPUS 9: I