Visual Art

A poignant Western Sydney exhibition demands we pay attention to visions that women have long made material.

In New Era, Doug Aitken’s politically charged art insists on a dialogue with its viewers.

Portraits are a constant in this year’s Ballarat International Foto Biennale, which rewards repeated viewings.

A Tokyo exhibition of Australian and Japanese photographers explores how the image affects history, memory and our notions of self.

Brent Harris returns to the subject that helped build his reputation more than three decades ago, The Stations.

The 36th National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards on display in Darwin amply demonstrates the range and quality of contemporary First Nations visual art.

A mischievous work of conceptual art aims to critique the multimillion-dollar art market in NFTs – and the joke might ultimately be on the buyers.

On the 30th anniversary of her death, a survey of printed works gathers together the subversive, suburban world of artist and author Barbara Hanrahan.

Elizabeth Newman makes paintings that are rich with formal truths, as subtle and private as poetry.

ACCA’s A Biography of Daphne uses the Greek myth to explore contemporary notions of transformation.