"It's like fighting God": Why the absence of bushfire in contemporary Australian art is baffling

This too shall pass: Reflections on mortality, vanity and the transience of life ... in Hobart Town

From Paris to Woolloomooloo: Artists integral place as 'exhibition objects'

'A happy childhood is hardly worth your while': My messy life as an artist

'Buy clothes or buy pictures': Gertrude Stein's timeless advice on collecting ‘accrochable' art

Re-imaginings: Nostalgia and cultural memory in the paintings of Dani McKenzie and McLean Edwards

'Put to good use': Sculptor Bruce Armstrong puts his back into painting

From Hibbing to Hobart: The timely new releases from music legends Bob Dylan and Ian Paulin

'Yes We Can': The absence of 'cultural leadership’ in a time of crisis & the future of the Arts

'A fairly indeterminate space': The art of Graeme Drendel

At every juncture: The art of Patrick Grieve

Nick Cave's rediscovery: How the 'imagination propels itself beyond the personal’

Ghosts of the past: The art of Julian Meagher, Sophie Cape, Chris Langlois and Alan Jones

When old ideas lead nowhere and new ones elude them, artists find inspiration in other artists

Where nature begins: The art of Neil Taylor

Wynne Prize 2019: Abdul Abdullah's protest painting gets it wrong

Beauty, Divinity and Universality: The art of Laura Jones

The road less travelled: The tough choices behind the art of Brock Q. Piper

Something that lasts: The gulf between populism and greatness in Australian art

Brett Whiteley, Craig Ruddy and the renaissance of drawing and painting in Australian art