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Naarm/Melbourne is buzzing with exhibitions and events this month, with the NGV Triennial, PHOTO 2024 International Festival of Photography...

From the return of the phenomenally successful Melbourne Now exhibition and a show celebrating the women of Hollywood, to a celebration of the connections between Australia, Asia and the Great Ocean...

Making its first physical appearance since 2019, Sydney Contemporary will operate for the first time under the banner of The Art Assembly.

Staged at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Melbourne Art Fair (17–20 February 2022) returns this year with works presented by 63 leading galleries curated around notions of djeembana (community) and place. 

In September 2021 Melbourne artist Damiano Bertoli died unexpectedly. He was 52.

In the distance there were fires, too many to count, But when you looked north from the Paradise House in Tiburon, Califorinia, for what felt like months, you saw smoke coming from an entire arc of Northern California; grey some days, yellow on others. And some days you...

On May 11, Sydney Contemporary announced the gallery lineup for its sixth edition—the first large-scale, in-person fair to be held in Australia since the outbreak of Covid-19—scheduled for September 9–12 at the art and cultural hub Carriageworks.

In perpetually interrogating human movement, it seems natural that Shaun Gladwell should conflate his running and his art. Gladwell’s newest work features elongated oil paintings, referencing subjects from the Beastie Boys to paint packaging – and these connect to the video...

Hundreds of teddy bears sit on tiered milk crates as though they are an audience waiting to watch a performance - but they're looking into an empty room.

Through glitz, strangeness and adorableness, Slime and Ashes shows how the experience of both cuteness and the uncanny — those moments which are paradoxically both compelling and repelling — is one of our most dominant aesthetic experiences.

With the physical fair rescheduled for February next year, organisers have teamed up with Ocula to offer an alternative online.

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.

When did you ever see a long queue outside a commercial art gallery?

When Sydney artist Nell painted her 2018 work Don’t you see? she invoked a powerful truism – that while death comes to us all, right here and now we are alive.

In Issue 40, Michael Young discussed the complex, politically-fuelled practice of Khadim Ali.