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Negotiating This World: Contemporary Australian Art: 2012 REDUX
"Negotiating This World," curated by Jane Devery at NGV (2012), surveyed contemporary Australian art through 100 works by 40 artists. The exhibition explored globalization, identity, and technology, emphasizing Indigenous perspectives and Australia's position in the Asia-Pacific region.
When Flesh Meets Fair
Oigåll Projects transformed the 2025 Melbourne Art Fair’s VIP Lounge into a peach-toned, inflatable wonder. Blending art, design, and architecture, the space redefines what a gallery can be; immersive, sustainable, and playfully profound.
Melbourne Art Fair 2025
This year's Melbourne Art Fair is a showcase of incredible contemporary art, bringing together artists, galleries, and collectors in a dynamic celebration of creativity.
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What will be left behind? The fight to protect Murujuga rock art
Australia's Murujuga rock art faces serious threats as the North West Shelf gas project is extended to 2070. Traditional owners, scientists, and global heritage bodies are raising urgent concerns. This article explores the fight to protect a sacred cultural site.
Dreaming in light: Vivid Sydney 2025 illuminates the power of imagination
Vivid Sydney 2025 returns with bold projections and new ideas under the theme, Dream, but not all audiences are convinced. Clever Planet explores the highlights, creative direction, and public reaction to Australia's biggest arts festival.
Telstra NATSIAA 2025: Celebrating the future of First Nations art
The 2025 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards bring together 71 finalists from across Australia. This year's exhibition showcases First Nations artists' bold, grounded, and culturally rich work, reinforcing the importance of Indigenous storytelling in contemporary art.
Artistic Freedom Triumphs
Monash University reinstates Khaled Sabsabi’s exhibition, Stolon Press: Flat Earth, celebrating artistic freedom. Featuring calligraphy with Lebanese coffee, the show reflects Sabsabi’s experiences during Lebanon's civil war, amidst broader political dialogues.