Visual Art

Tina Stefanou’s exhibition You Can’t See Speed draws on her Greek heritage to present a richly layered symbolic exploration of the urban fringe.

The visual artworks and films of Derek Jarman, on show in Australia for the first time at UNSW Galleries, are a tribute to his vital sense of beauty and catastrophe.

The most interesting thing about French artist Théo Mercier’s sand sculpture Mirrorscape is not its form but the process of its un-forming.

In a cluttered housing commission flat in Woolloomooloo, outsider artist David Wolf uses recycled materials to create exquisitely crafted works.

Image Economies at the Monash University Museum of Art shows how technology changes our relationship to representation – and to ourselves.

Lawyers have been engaged as Creative Australia and the arts minister both refuse to say what really happened before the dumping of Australia’s representative at the Venice Biennale.

A major exhibition of textile works from more than 100 artists is a document of the tensions between art and activism that conveys a mixture of lightheartedness and defiance.

In its pursuit of Instagrammable spectacle, the Yayoi Kusama retrospective at NGV International misses opportunities to draw visitors into her complexities.

Looking back at the visual art highlights of 2024.

This year’s spectacular Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art at QAGOMA foregrounds indigenous artists from around the globe.