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With her exhibition Dairy Character in its final weeks at the Centre for Contemporary Photography, Odette England speaks with Erin McFadyen about the project's unique mode(s) of autobiography.

The women often have their eyes closed, heads arched back, breathing out, unaware they are being observed; their imagined breath is depicted.

Ling Ang’s 'Souvenirs of Sleep' moves between the perceptive modes of wakefulness and dreaming. Across photographs and fragments of text, Ang asks us to consider that reality which might only be understood through the dreamlike frames of science fiction or fantasy, tracking...

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...

Wire taps and surveillance were everyday facts of life for Sam Goldbloom and his family. Now, his daughter reimagines that period of their lives in a major survey exhibition

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.

A guide to the pioneering photographer and environmentalist forever identified with the majesty of the American West — illustrated with works offered online from 24 March to 2 April.

The walls of our digital galleries are filled with the artist-led, conceptually rigorous offerings from MACK.

Caroline Garcia describes herself as a "culturally promiscuous performance maker" who uses dance to engage with "a brown body-politic".

NATHALIE DJURBERG AND HANS BERG: THE SECRET GARDEN Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Southbank, until November 22

In 1971 two quite different "art" makers pushed society's buttons, resulting in massive public backlash.

Looking at the photography of Fabrice Bigot, it seems uncanny that the word "stalk" is both a noun that means twiggy stem of a plant and also a verb, to follow someone with unhealthy voyeurism.

For me, 2014 has been a year of reckoning. The art scene has had to reckon with the collapse of substantial parts of the commercial gallery system,

10 Opening Exhibitions to Watch

In this article we bring you a selection of 10 opening exhibitions around the world. Our list includes an exhibition at Petzel Gallery in New York that shows new paintings by Thomas Eggerer, with Wangechi Mutu: A Fantastic Journey the Brooklyn-based artist opens her first...