Visual Art

Titian, the Italian master celebrated as the father of Spain’s Prado, finds his way to Melbourne.

His artwork can be extreme and intense, with duality at its heart. Meet Turner Prize-winning Glaswegian Douglas Gordon.

His pictures are colourful. His songs are bright. But in person, or on stage, Reg Mombassa is strikingly monochrome.

A new exhibition explores the dichotomy between the real and the abstract, the free-flowing and the solid.

Tehching Hsieh once locked himself in a cage for a year. Later, he tied himself to a woman for the same period. He talks about the rigours of making art where time is of the essence.

Two renowned figurative artists find magical ways to create their own history.

He helped make Aboriginal art a boom industry. Meet Coo-ee gallery owner Adrian Newstead.

Money talks for a prominent British contemporary artist.

Overwhelming and sometimes strange, sprawling but also magical, the Sydney Biennale engages on many levels.

As a pioneer of conceptual art, Sol LeWitt produced deceptively simple but dramatic works whose influence transcends.