Visual Art

For more than 30 years, artist Rose Nolan has challenged the hierarchies of art with works of quiet resonance that explore how lived experience and the everyday shape meaning.

French Impressionism at NGV International is the latest in a long line of blockbuster impressionist exhibitions – but the art remains sublime.

Cézanne to Giacometti at the NGA, which pairs renowned pieces from the Museum Berggruen in Berlin with similarly inspired Australian works, complicates the linear logic of Western art history.

This major new exhibition of Australian women modernists is a history of heroic self-authorship, and of erasure.

Welsh artist Cerith Wyn Evans’s solo show at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, his first in the southern hemisphere, explores the mutability of light, space and sound.

The Potter Museum of Art’s new exhibition, years in the making, gives a rare and full account of this country’s art history by engaging with some of its earliest works.

New artistic director Danni Zuvela’s first exhibition at Adelaide Contemporary Experimental is both a statement of intent and a renewal of vows.

Artist Chunxiao Qu’s brazenly comic work dramatises the tensions between form, language and power.

Artists Mere Nailatikau and AM Kanngieser have co-created a sensory installation that brings the landscapes, sounds and wisdom of the Pacific region to the Venice Biennale.

Blak In-Justice at Heide Museum of Modern Art is at once a devastating indictment of our legal system and a way to connect emotionally to its impact on Indigenous people.