Visual Arts
Bronze stolen from Fitzroy Gardens
A $50,000 bronze sculpture that has graced Melbourne’s Fitzroy Gardens for over a century was stolen last weekend.
Hard Edge: Abstract Sculpture 1960s-70s
Weighty, but not weight enough as Australian sculptural history is relegated to "foyer art" at the NGV, distilling the consideration…
Unveiled: Latest program announcements
From Perth to Brisbane, the week's wrap-up of exhibitions, tours, and program announcements.
Why we need to get better at giving up
Giving up gets a bad rap, but learning to let go without guilt can benefit your art and career.
Musicans make their mark in startup scene
Australia's first Startup Weekend in Australia focusing solely on creative tech proves a win for musicians.
Is the pram still the enemy of art?
There’s been a feminist revolution since Cyril Connolly declared the pram in the hall the enemy of good art. Now…
Crying inside: The darker side of comic art
Beneath the super-heroes and speech bubbles, comic artists often tell a tragic story.
Decorative arts revived in disposable age
In a world of short trends and consumer churn, the renewed interest in decorative arts presents a counter-movement.
How a digital detox can improve your art
Addiction to our devices is impacting our relationships, conversations, mental health, and creativity. Try these simple ideas to switch off…
How Western theatre portrays Islam
The Brussels attacks have again thrust Islamic terrorists centre stage, and the way Western theatre portrays Muslims may be part…