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A snapshot review of Caravel, New Paintings by Brock Q Piper at Level 1, 575 Church Street, Richmond Brock Q Piper’s artistic adaptation...

Joseph Beuys' famous line 'Everyone is an artist' is often misunderstood. For Beuys “artist” was the word to describe the essence of...

Bushfires as a factual or historical subject may still and forever hold a place in Australian art, but to avoid derisive clichés and to rema

Here on display are one of the remainders of the colonial period, an extraordinary collection of portraits, faces each lined with history

A review of the art of Craig Handley and Min Woo Bang

We can separate our artistic pain, the experience of feeling deeply, from leading a painful life, whatever its origins.

“It’s good”, she said. “That’s not the question at all. But it is inaccrochable.

Attachment to nostalgia traverses generations, it finds ever-changing expression – through music; through photography; through ar

As a sculptor and painter, Bruce Armstrong has inordinate ability and range.

Two long awaited albums were released this past week, one by the legendary Bob Dylan and the other by Australian songwriter Ian Paulin

Throughout the world today, there is still much to be concerned about and much to overcome. This is a time when we justly expect to witness

Artist Graeme Drendel has been a constant presence in Australian Art since his days as a student in the 1970’s

Grieve’s innovative work consists of undifferentiated fields of flat colour interrupted by sometimes narrow, sometimes broader horizons

Nick Cave speaks of rebuilding his relationship with song writing, which had been damaged while enduring the death of his son. “I found wit

The old Eveleigh Railway Workshops are a monument to conflicting ideas, times and values.   Its austere aged buildings peculiarly today stan

Euan Macleod, Reg Mombassa, Luke Sciberras, and Elisabeth Cummings share an intimate friendship, while each forging highly respected careers

The Greater Blue Mountains cast a shadow across a swathe of New South Wales, yet remain in no small part untouched.  Much of the land is una

My thesis here is that artists in presenting a work of this type have an obligation to accuracy when purporting to base their proposition on

Sydney art dealer Tim Olsen describes artist Laura Jones as “the real deal”.  In an era where so many artists are caught in an existential c

Sydney’s often riven art world has seen it all before.  An artist’s exhibition opening night sullied by a rival’s unwelcome emissaries, cast