Visual Art

The rich visual arts program at Sydney WorldPride 2023 shows how profoundly creative minds shape queer activism.

Vidya Rajan’s chatbot artwork In Search of Lost Scroll prompts existential questions about sentience, surveillance capitalism and mortality.

Video Commission at Ngununggula in the Southern Highlands pairs eight artists in four inventive installations that centre video art.

The Peter Tyndall retrospective at Buxton Contemporary reveals an artist whose thought and work are at the centre of contemporary Australian art.

Tomás Saraceno’s exhibition at the Museum of Old and New Art, Oceans of Air, finds beauty in ecological trauma.

The exhibitions in the new Sydney Modern wing of the AGNSW show what a gallery can propose for a city.

Elemental, spiritual and human, Barbara Hepworth’s sculptures live in her legacies to contemporary artists.

Māori artist Lisa Reihana excavates multiple histories to bring forgotten stories out of the darkness of colonisation.

The powerful work of South Korean artist Do Ho Suh brings a universal significance to biographical detail.

Fred Williams’ early London drawings were never meant to be exhibited, but they clearly foreshadow the artist he would become.