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Piping clay with bakery tools, Ebony Russell creates a range of delectable vessels in a prism of colors.

Ildikó Kovács, an Australian artist known for her visually striking abstractions, has just returned to her studio at Bundeena, south of Sydney, after time away on the island of Lombok, Indonesia.

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 though peering through a microscope, Michael McHugh’s paintings reveal an abstracted view of intricate scenes from nature.

Directors of seven Australian galleries—1301SW, THIS IS NO FANTASY, Roslyn Oxley9, Tolarno, Martin Browne Contemporary, Ames Yavuz, and Gallery 9...

Sydney Contemporary, in partnership with Principal Partner MA Financial Group, has unveiled details for the Fair’s seventh edition.

Neil Frazer’s new exhibition, Sea/Sky, at Martin Browne Contemporary, captures the seemingly unattainable raw power of the natural world that Frazer experiences during his travels.

It’s been three long years since the last Sydney Contemporary, and the market is more of a puzzle than ever.

Sydney Contemporary returns from 8 to 11 September. Giving an early glimpse of their booths are 1301SW, The Commercial, Gallery 9, Martin Browne Contemporary, Neon Parc, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery...

Guan Wei's sixth solo exhibition with Martin Browne Contemporary, "Interface," explores the possibilities and pitfalls of what the artist calls "the new digital order."

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

Kevin Chin's second show at Martin Browne Contemporary might be thought of as a "political" show – but the paintings also defy the proclamations, imperatives, and the flatness of the political.

In a new body of work on show at Martin Browne Contemporary, Savanhdary Vongpoothorn takes the cross-cultural vocabulary that she has been developing since the late 1990s to new, responsive, places.

In Artist Profile 55, Troy Emery spoke with Nikita Holcombe about his uncanny creatures, and the ways in which they confound the dichotomies of art and craft, and human and animal.

Sydney Contemporary today announced a strong line-up of more than 85 Australian and New Zealand galleries that will participate in the sixth edition of Australasia’s largest and most diverse art fair.