The Louvre heist: how will the thieves hide these jewels?

A jewellery insurance expert and a professor specialising in art crimes, explain what comes next following the Louvre heist.

Coral Futures

Coral Futures brings together new and recent projects by First Nations and other contemporary Australian artists, considering coral’s importance to the…

Dangerously Modern review: fearless women artists who disrupted the male canon

Rewriting Australian art history, ‘Dangerously Modern’ at the Art Gallery of NSW is equally erudite and entertaining.

Brazen theft at The Louvre targets prized jewellery collection

It only took four minutes, in broad daylight, to close the world’s most famous museum in a daring heist, with…

The Unconformity review: a festival that finds its own way

One of Australia's most remote arts festivals has no problem drawing audiences for its unique embedded, and genuine, program.

National Gallery of Australia leads with 2026 program release, but doesn’t raise the pulse

Rosalie Gascoigne survey, Arthur Boyd tapestries, car culture and Aboriginal-led major exhibitions define 2026 for the National Gallery.

Angry Underwear | Tania Ferrier

From New York strip clubs to national galleries - Tania Ferrier’s Angry Underwear exhibition reclaims the female body with teeth.

Monument

Public art has long been shaped by traditions of permanence - cast in bronze, set in stone, celebrating fixed ideas…

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