The Diviners
In its inaugural exhibition, Buxton Contemporary is looking into the future, with art as a Wellsian device, and artists, the soothsayers.
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In its inaugural exhibition, Buxton Contemporary is looking into the future, with art as a Wellsian device, and artists, the soothsayers.
There’s a rich and long history behind cameraless photography yet it continues to beguile, and recently, divide the public.
Landing in Bendigo following a lengthy tour of Japan, Marimekko: Design icon 1951–2018, documents the 60-year story of the seminal Finnish label.
It’s no secret that museum and gallery visits positively benefit kids; teamLab’s Future Park takes it to the next level.
The Corsini Collection narrates an influential Florentine family’s story from the Renaissance through to its astonishing modern history.
From Berlin to Melbourne – history, place and the provenance of everyday materials tie together the practice of Catherine Evans.
Multidisciplinary South-Korean artist and Venice Biennale alumna, Kimsooja, brings a pressing memo to Perth Festival.
Born in Johannesburg in 1972, Breitz, who now lives and works in Berlin, is renowned for her anthropological studies of the cult of celebrity, pop culture, the frame of identity, and representation.
When contemporary artists were sent on a two-week residency to the seaside town of Portsea, they found both splendour and darkness.
A collaboration between Sydney’s Artspace and London’s Institute of Contemporary Art – Helen Johnson’s Warm Ties paints a confronting picture of Australia’s colonial legacy.
Art’s gatekeepers have given colour a bad rap. Katharina Grosse seeks to rehabilitate the audience from the effects of chromophobia.
Artspace is embarking on a yearlong project with no gallery, no borders and no holds barred.
