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The troubling gaze of photography.
The contemporary art world has enough prizes for artists who don’t win them to be resentful for a lifetime.
Locust Jones’s new works represent an important development, still committed to grappling with the immediate political and cultural depicted with ntensity and confusion.
Shane Cotton is best known for combining traditional Maori iconography with European symbols, suggestive both of his own bicultural identity and as a way of thinking through questions of colonialism that are at the heart of New Zealand’s identity and culture
Walk into Agatha Gothe-Snape’s latest show and you’ll be confronted by a pair of seemingly irreconcilable objects…
The artists in Debil Debil take their cues from the way Tracey Moffatt’s film beDevil conjures imaginative places beyond the bounds of our knowable world.
The variety of sometimes bizarre, beautiful and strange artworks and museum objects in the exhibition were selected for their capacity to engage curiosity, by breaking with habituated patterns of thinking or knowing about something.
In a digitally networked culture, we experience the visual world as fragmentation…
A new exhibition at Penrith Regional Gallery doesn’t appear to be about art at all.
Back to nature…