National Gallery of Australia
Cambodian sculpture return is a win-win
Three Cambodian sculptures have been formally returned, and then loaned back to the National Gallery of Australia.
Review delivered on interference in Aboriginal paintings
The National Gallery of Australia has tabled its independent Review into Art Centre interference in the painting of Indigenous artworks.
And it could be yours ... well, for a while
From John Olsen to Lindy Lee and Joan Miró to Helen Frankenthaler – the National Gallery is making available top-drawer…
A lesson in activism from US photographer Nan Goldin
NGA’s acquisition of Nan Goldin’s iconic suite of 126 photographs ‘The Ballad…’ offers lessons in documenting truth in times of…
On the move: latest sector appointments
ArtsHub’s weekly round-up of Australian arts sector appointments and resignations.
Haegue Yang speaks about major NGA acquisition
Haegue Yang reflects on the acquisition of her major exhibition by the National Gallery of Australia.
May budget to invest $535 million in cultural institutions
Institutions, including the National Gallery of Australia and National Museum of Australia, will receive new and indexed funding.
Impediments to loaning artworks? Understand the new $11.8M pathway
Responding to a first wave of criticism, the NGA's Nick Mitzevich says the Gallery's new lending program is about partnerships,…
Pitch versus reality: can new National Collection loan scheme be as accessible as it aims to be?
Looking beyond the headlines of this major announcement, questions arise around its viability – especially for the smaller galleries it…
New arts policy quiet on gender equity: should we be worried?
The Government’s new Cultural Policy appears soft on gender parity, while some in the sector have been taking their own…