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Ben Quilty is arguably the most successful contemporary painter working in Australia today.
From Carrie Miller… After many months of hard graft, the new Sarah Cottier Gallery is open. It’s a superb space with two sizeable rooms able to hold primary solo shows. The new gallery kicks off its program with a show
These works have a touch of the sexy; in it’s cheeky old-fashioned sense…
For the month of March Michael Reid Gallery is exhibiting works from artist Julie Dowling’s private collection under the title Eewa Warnda – to give spirit.
Angels-Demons are gleaming black oversize human babies…
The old Space Pop makeover…
When I was a kid at school, Textas were so special that you were defined in the classroom by the size of your collection and the number of colours in your pencil case.
From Carrie Miller… Sarah-Jane Norman really puts herself into her work. The latest series contains the artist’s own body, from china painted with her blood to a performance where she pierces a word into her chest. Unsettling Suite combines elements
Scott Redford likens our economic predicament to that of contemporary art, where ‘aesthetic capital’ is becoming exhausted.
Mr. McMillan has taken a mundane overhead projector and elevated it to the status of enigmatic sculptural object.