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Today it’s almost impossible to imagine Sydney without the Opera House.
It’s curious the way art and sport are often considered to lie at either end of a spectrum. In fact, the two forms of entertainment, if you want to call them that, have a lot more in common than not.
Janis II is the second incarnation of a project that kicked off earlier this year to promote the artistic practice of Australian women artists.
Sharne Wolff plucks up her courage and offers a review of QAG/GOMA’s My Country: I Still Call Australia Home: Contemporary Art from Black Australia…
Great things are done by a series of small things brought together.
An art school lecturer once remarked to me that the problem with sculpture is that it takes up a lot of room.
Last minute gift ideas!
What’s in store for Xmas?
Strange and icky…
The cruel paradox at the heart of creativity is that anxiety is often both a necessary driver to the creative process and that which constantly threatens to paralyse the artist.