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Like all businesses in Sydney, the commercial galleries were quick to open their doors last week.

It’s almost impossible to imagine ‘pure’ abstraction in art but Karl Wiebke takes us to the brink.

After months in lockdown, memories of this season’s bushfire crisis have already begun to fade.

‘This is a vulnerable thing,’ Joe Frost says. I’m not sure if he means the process of showing me his work — a few paintings at a time rested upon milk crates in one corner of his studio, carted from stacks leaning against walls, unwrapped from plastic and multi-coloured...

10 Opening Exhibitions to Watch

Canvas, metal and found objects provide the foundation for artists whose works range from traditional sculpture to Picasso with a twist.

Fred Williams used to say that if you can't paint a portrait, then your art is in trouble. He would have been surprised to see so many portraits

Several East Sydney galleries are holding their first exhibition opening of the year on 1 February 2012 from 6pm.

Peter Sharp travelled to Fowlers Gap, far west New South Wales, as one of the participating artists on our Not the Way Home expedition