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The future is past.
You might not be familiar with Wayne Quilliam’s name but there’s a good chance you’ve seen his photographs…
Fascinated by the straight lines and block form of Modernist style buildings, colourful portraits of abandoned houses and empty swimming pools have been Paul Davies’ trademark.
The 21st century has emerged as a century of enhanced globalisation, forced a reorganisation of new economic models of ruthlessly competitive production and witnessed the establishment of a plethora of media platforms.
$1,000 in crisp new notes could be yours. And all you have to do is have an opinion.
Todd fuller reports from Venice on the splendour of the Vernissage, the golden showers and the Aussie pavilion triumph…
Rich with art world allusions and layered with personal symbolism, this is one of Douglas’s most audacious and successful exhibitions.
The individual pixels of the human experience by placing a microscope over a different community!
Just when the air is beginning to get chilly, the festival of ‘light music and ideas’ known as Vivid Sydney provides numerous reasons to get out and about in the city, especially after dark…