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Hadley’s Art Prize has announced the thirty contemporary Australian artists selected as finalists for the 2025 edition of the esteemed $100,000 acquisitive prize for the best portrayal of the Australian landscape.

Phu, also a 2025 Archibald finalist, was painted by his good friend Abdullah, who has won category judged by the Art Gallery of New South Wales staff each year.

As Antarctic tourism grows, so does the environmental impact. Now scientists and artists who work on the continent hope to encourage us to admire from afar

In Guardian Australia’s weekly interview about objects, the Australian artist tells us about a sorely missed artwork – and his fiercest four-legged critic.

Separated by oceans and the present host of political and social barriers, Australia isn’t an easy jaunt away for a quick art appreciation weekend (except perhaps for those who call it home). 

The beloved art deco pub in Surry Hills has opened the untouched apartment above to showcase work from more than 100 artists – and offer a rare glimpse into old Sydney

Australiana brings together Jenny Kee, ‘bling bling faboriginal’ gowns and Rennie Ellis photos to explore how the genre can navigate colonialism and nationalism

An exhibition of Australiana at Bendigo Art Gallery views our culture through fresh eyes.

In 2023, Bendigo Art Gallery will open an ambitious exhibition, Australiana: Designing a Nation.

Ken Done and I are sitting by the window watching people trickle into the exhibition space.

The acclaimed Argentinian sculptor’s immersive installation will headline the gallery’s $344m expansion, which opens in December.

Built in a heritage-listed dairy on the outskirts of Bowral in NSW, Ngununggula has unveiled its latest eye-catching show.

Unlike Errol Flynn and Douglas Mawson, I’d never stayed at Hadley’s Orient Hotel in Hobart – until it hosted an art prize.

Ken Done has been alive to sensory details for as long as he can recall.

For Ken Done, the passion for painting still burns bright, but equally strong is his desire to make the most of all of his work.