Jan Senbergs: 60 years of continual reinvention

There’s a wall in Jan Senberg’s studio that’s covered in hundreds of images, all neatly arrayed in a salon-style grid…

By Toby Fehily | Published 7 June 2016

Connective Tissue: Indigenous Art in the 20th Biennale of Sydney

Artistic director Stephanie Rosenthal’s approach is not merely statistical: her grasp of Indigenous practices, thought, history and politics is positioned as central to this Biennale.

By Louise Martin-Chew | Published 31 May 2016

The 20th Biennale of Sydney: Are We There Yet?

“The future is already here – it’s just not evenly distributed.” This is a quote from the visionary sci-fi author William Gibson, a man often credited with coining the phrase ‘cyberspace’ and the genre of cyberpunk. It’s also the title of the 20^th Biennale of Sydney.

By Tracey Clement | Published 31 May 2016

The Legacy of Gordon Darling

Visual arts may have supporters who contributed more money but Gordon Darling was our most important, long-term and passionate advocate.

By Louise Martin-Chew | Published 25 May 2016

Michelle Nikou

The Heide Museum of Modern Art poaches the well-known Adelaide artist for her first major Victorian exhibition

Antipodes

In March last year Tom Nicholson, Caroline Rothwell and Brook Andrew were taken around all the museums in Cambridge.

By Megan Backhouse | Published 25 May 2016