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Unlike the last Biennale in 2010, themes chosen at each venue are coherent, if not a little overworked…
While Cockatoo Island provides an incredible location for a Biennale audience it simultaneously poses a delight and a curse for curators and artists.
The tiger is interested in you.
For Australian children in the 60s ‘Thalidomide’ was an evil word used by adults in whispers behind closed doors.
Down the Rabbit Hole includes a surprising mix of works that use colour, style and skill to comment on universal themes…
Ingenuity and good humour…
Sharne Wolff on speaking proppa…
To view Pat Brassington’s work is to enter the unknown.
Peter O’Doherty has painted suburban scenery and it’s obvious he gets around…
Danie Mellor’s new work references the Australian landscape – but not in the way we are used to seeing…