Opinions & Analysis
Louise Feneley and Renate Nisi
One of my birthday treats this year was to attend the opening of a sumptuous exhibition by my friend, Louise…
The Edge of Asia
September marked the second anniversary of the Asian Art Report, curiously when I was at the utmost extreme edge of…
Come back Karl. All is forgiven.
Once upon a time, in a dark night for capitalism, we used to ask difficult questions of ourselves, our friends…
Human Resources
Last month I promised to suggest where you might find help in strengthening the business end of your art career.…
Fortune favors the prepared mind
I am an incredibly lucky individual - I get to spend my life creating meaningful cultural objects and, on the…
Memorable May
According to the Library of Bizarre May Holidays at thinkquest dot com, last month was Better Sleep Month, National Good…
Rupert Myer - Art teacher as hero
Arts patron, philanthropist and Chairman of the National Gallery of Australia, Rupert Myer recently opened an exhibition at Melbourne Grammar.…
Asian Art Report
With June dominated by the “European Biennale Circuit” and all focus on Venice and documenta, let’s take a look at…
Why I chose suburbia instead of bohemia
To be an artist do you really have to starve? Ralph Grayden tells us about his own experiences juggling art…
Art and the Desert: Welcome to Dubai
Gordon Finlayson takes us on a journey to the rapidly growing arts scene in the United Arab Emirates in the…