Today we saw a show that was either one of the best shows we’ve ever seen or perhaps one of the most insane. At UTS Gallery right now (until November 5) is an exhibition called Written With Darkness curated by
“Well, I hit him hard right between the eyes, and he went down, but, to my surprise, he come up with a knife and cut off a piece of my ear. But I busted a chair right across his teeth
It’s that time of year again, the season that heralds the arrival of spring and summer painting competitions. It starts with the Brett Whiteley Travelling Art Scholarship and ends with the Archibald. This year’s winner of the send-an-artist-overseas BWTAS prize
The leaf says “call me”. Another leaf says “me too” while a string of creeper vine spells out the words “thanks for nothing”. It seems as though nature in Bronwyn Rennex’s show Small Fires at Stills Gallery is trying to
We are always looking for new web sites to link to from our Sorted section on the right hand side of this page. If you have an Australian artist’s web site you’d like to recommend – either as a site
We were saddened to learn of the death from cancer of Alan Oldfield, painter, lecturer and long time staff member at the NSW University College of Fine Arts. A graduate of the National Art School in 1966, Oldfield traveled around
In Melbourne, they do things differently – they take their death threats seriously. What? Andrew Bolt is a columnist for the Herald Sun and is so far right it’s almost comical. Like his august colleagues elsewhere in Australia (Alan Jones,
Due to an unforseen technical problem we’ve had to call off the vote for Sydney’s most influential art person. Due to their general greatness and an awesome ability to spam potential voters to vote for them, we salute Phatspace as
They say that if you include a poll on your web page you can increase your web traffic- and man, are they ever right! When we launched our first poll on Monday we had no idea how many hits we’d