Anna Schwartz Gallery

Anna Schwartz Gallery is a major contemporary art gallery in Australia which has been owned and operated by founder Anna Schwartz since 1986.

Established in Melbourne, Anna Schwartz Gallery has identified and cultivated the careers of visionary artists from Australia and internationally. The gallery represents over thirty established and emerging artists and works on individual projects with artists and curators globally.

Anna Schwartz Gallery distinguishes itself for its uncompromising conceptual position and contribution to culture spanning visual art, music and publishing, under the imprint SCHWARTZCITY.

185 Flinders Lane Melbourne VIC 3000

03 9654 6131

www.annaschwartzgallery.com

Tuesday to Friday, 12pm – 6pm, Saturday, 1pm – 5pm.

Art fairs and festivals are back in action

Several major art fairs and festivals are upcoming across Australia, from Sydney to Cairns to Darwin to South Australia—some of which are returning for the first time in several years. Whether it’s Indigenous art fairs or exciting showcases of art and performance, here’s our guide on what to see.

Barnaby Smith

Boldly Feminine: Michelle Ussher’s Afterburner in pictures

Traversing sculpture, painting and sound Afterburner reveals Michelle Ussher’s quest to represent and challenge understandings of femininity—particularly the shapes, expressions and actions that are associated with feminine artistic expression. View, in pictures, Ussher’s vibrant and evocative works at STATION gallery (Sydney).

Art Guide Australia

Interview: Sally Smart on the politics of cutting and gender equity in the arts

For over three decades Sally Smart has gifted us her astounding assemblages. Smart talks about the inherent violence and restoration of her work, why structural change is needed for gender equity in the arts, and how her latest solo at Geelong Gallery is inspired by the Ballets Russes.

Anna Schwartz Gallery