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Richard Lewer's 'Steve': The art of remembering a life
Richard Lewer's 'Steve' begins a national tour, transforming one family's experience of dementia into a moving study of memory, love, and the ordinary moments that make up a life.
Beyond the Polka Dots: Remembering Yayoi Kusama’s Radical, Therapeutic Legacy
Yayoi Kusama's polka dots and Infinity Rooms made her a global phenomenon, but behind the spectacle lies a radical exploration of self-obliteration, mental health, and our fascination with seeing ourselves reflected back.
Gwangju Biennale's Taiwan Pavilion dispute exposes a problem of its own making
The Gwangju Biennale's Taiwan Pavilion dispute has exposed tensions between artistic freedom, institutional responsibility, and international diplomacy, raising concerns over how cultural institutions navigate political pressure.
Make the Darkroom Cool Again
Melbourne photographer Guy Little, 41 years in, shoots Hasselblad and 5x4 film and still does his own darkroom work. From AFP forensic photographer to copyright-law campaigner to minimalist award winner, his meditative series Photography's Shadow turns childhood trauma into quiet, unhurried art.