It’s true, it’s Archibald Prize time again and everyone is cashing in. Including us. We’re not too proud to admit that every time we say “2005 Archibald Prize” in conjunction with an article on the 2005 Archibald Prize, or just

Kubrick for Blogger. That won’t mean anything to people in the real world but to web nerds that’s the name of this new page design.

At Kaliman Gallery right now, there’s plenty to be happy about. On Tuesday, the gallery mailed out an announcement that Adam Cullen, formerly with Yuill/Crowley, was now with the gallery in its lower Paddington grotto. Just a stone’s throw from

And yet we did. Over the long footbridge, past the concrete bollards, momentarily transfixed by the sight of the twinkling waterfall picture in the window of the real estate agent and up that long unforgiving flight of stairs, we finally

Executive Director ARTSPACE VISUAL ARTS CENTRE Sydney Australia Artspace Visual Arts Centre is seeking to fill the position of Executive Director from 1 January 2006. In 1982, Artspace was established in Sydney as an artist driven initiative. Artspace has evolved

Sometimes we set out to make a joke, sometime the joke’s on us. When we referred to the ‘snippy queens’ who work at the MCA café a couple of weeks back– and let us just state for the record that

It’s part of the economic structure of the Sydney art scene that artist-run spaces specialise in group shows. True, the occasional foolhardy individual will put up some cash for a grab at the glory of a one-person show, but since

At Gallery Wren the group show Ninja consists of 11 artists’ work in a space barely big enough to swing a cat. Although the gallery gave up the spacious downstairs area for a no doubt more manageable smaller gallery upstairs,

They call it The Tin Sheds Gallery at Sydney University even though they’re no longer in the Tin Sheds but it’s still a gallery just down the street. What’s also very confusing is which door to walk through. As you