Visual Art

New Religion at Ngununggula gallery brings together William Blake, artists from the Cologne School and contemporary Australian artists in an ambitious exhibition.

The videos in Ragnar Kjartansson’s first Australian solo exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria open the dark possibilities of make-believe.

Avatar: Forms of Vishnu at the Art Gallery of NSW explores the cyclical nature of human experience while presenting multiplicity as an antidote to our polarised world.

As a child, Tony Albert collected the Australian kitsch he now labels ‘Aboriginalia’, little knowing it would become a focus of his acclaimed artistic career.

Sydney’s National Art School is holding a retrospective of one of its most celebrated alumni, painter Mitch Cairns.

Designer Jordan Gogos’s solo show, Parádeisos, brings the ancient and modern together in works that honour his Greek heritage.

Exclusively for The Saturday Paper, the Dark Mofo director shows off Spirit of Tasmania V’s temporary refit for this year’s festival – the happy result of a major political bungle.

Migration and modernism at the National Gallery of Australia explores the enduring legacy of artists who have moved here from overseas.

German installation artist Julius von Bismarck’s first Australian exhibition, This is not the storm, investigates the mysterious mechanisms that shape our constructed worlds.