Opening at Mosman Art Gallery this October, 'Wild Thing' sets out to unleash our curiosities and take us for a walk on the wild side.

It's been an exciting year for Catherine O'Donnell. Currently in the Dobell Australian Drawing Biennial 2016 and her latest exhibition opening this October.

Wanda Gillespie plays with space, memory and time as she transports the viewer to an imagined future in 'Levitation Practice'.

Winner Lucy O'Doherty's surreal landscapes evoke an aching mystery of Australian suburbia - with silent pastel houses situated in remote landscapes.

Though Teelah George says she “never wanted to be a painter” and studied textile art at Curtin University, her art practice continues to evolve.

Diaspora is no new visitor to Australia. And for the multicultural community of Blacktown it is a unifying thread.

From a site of cultural loss and destruction rises an exhibition that celebrates community, place and a language renaissance.

Naomi Hobson explains the innate drive and workings underlying her unique style and brightly hued works.

The good oil - a comprehensive list of the latest awards, grants and opportunities for artists to apply for.

Our current issue, highlighting Reg Mombassa’s career, profoundly illustrates the impact that a diverse and rigorous Australian tertiary art education has had on other artists...

Marion Borgelt’s artworks are vibrant and undulating constructions that take varied forms as paintings, sculptures and installations.

Michelle Cawthorn's work focuses on the little things – a song, a scent, an old teddy bear that spark a memory.

This September Charles Nodrum Gallery is celebrating the Artist's 90th birthday, 70 years since his first solo exhibition & 30 years exhibition with the gallery....

Artist Profile issue 36 cover artist is Reg Mombassa, one of Australia’s most popular and idiosyncratic artists. We speak with the talented creative force about...

Justine Varga’s photography has liberated film from the confines of the camera to create “slow photography”.

An exposé of the human condition draws close to the bone.

ON THE FABRIC OF THE NGARRINDJERI BODY – VOLUME II

In Issue 19 he was interviewed by Lesley Chow about his dark and whimsical practice that leads the mind to stray...

Newcastle's own Peter Gardiner is the recipient of the 2016 Kilgour Prize, Newcastle Art Gallery’s prestigious annual award for figurative and portrait painting.

Nick Mourtzakis passionately and studiously strives for precision in his craft. We spoke to him about his art practice, and all its disciplines.

I love painting. It is my way of understanding the world around me.

Paul Boston is a painter who responds to experience and moments of light.

After reading Ben Quilty's reaction to his article in issue 35, here it’s Joe’s turn to reply in the debate.

Joanna Braithwaite’s paintings present juxtapositions of reality and the absurd - their subjects engaged in unusual acts.