Visual Art

Del Kathryn Barton’s work in film and visual art draws from intensely personal experiences.

An exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art creates new myths for a new technological world.

Where Lakes Once Had Water and Rhythms of the Earth illustrate the tensions between Indigenous and colonial ways of knowing.

The Macfarlane Commissions at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art is a fascinating tour through what painting is now.

An Archibald retrospective is intriguingly coupled with Robert Wilson’s Moving Portraits at the Art Gallery of South Australia.

This year, documenta fifteen throws tradition out the window to foreground a vision of collective art-making.

Nabilah Nordin’s new exhibition, Prop Shop, expands her critique of monumental sculpture with an increased confidence.

As the centrepiece of an exhibition that explores the meaning of light, J. M. W. Turner remains a radical proponent of the sublime.

The winter exhibitions at Hobart’s Museum of Old and New Art feature epic works that contemplate the urgencies of our time.

Even as he forges his own style, Vincent Namatjira celebrates the traditions of his great-grandfather Albert Namatjira.