Open until 10 September, head to Orange to see a major survey of over 140 contemporary Australasian painters and their paintings.
Glenn Barkley interviews Frank Nowlan about his early years as an artist, his practice now pushing the artistic mode to examine what this life is...
John Firth-Smith is an abstract painter of expansive meditations in space, shapes reminiscent of boats and shorelines and objects on and around the littoral zone...
Joe Frost’s paintings are the product of an encounter between the artist and the outside world arrived at through experimentation with paint.
Anna Platten’s impetus to tell engaging stories led her to early Western high narrative painting traditions, partly for their craftsmanship where she says “you can see the...
Artist Profile explores something which taps into a deep Buzacott vein: the mystery that is art making.
Tom Arthur is an artist completely at play. From making “things” as a small boy he has successfully turned it into a lifelong passion.
David Horton’s processes are sometimes rapid and sometimes contemplative, depending on his emotional urge at the time.
David Frank is a storyteller. His life in the outback, as a policer officer, and as a traditional healer – a Ngangkari – has fuelled...
What makes a painting a painting is not always paint. The technical is not the actual.
When talking about her work, Cummings is hesitant to speak in absolutes. She prefers to describe art in terms of its possibilities and the wonderment...
Helga Groves has returned from a field trip to New York, however do not expect skyline shots in her latest work 'Tremor Form'.
Indigenous artist Karen Mills creates her own style of painting and imagery, fusing themes hemes of identity, the connection and disconnection with culture.
Playing upon technology's god-like mysticism, Barclay creates immersive installations that reveal the chaotic wirings, networks and social histories that underlie it.
He is one of Australia’s most popular and idiosyncratic artists. We speak with the talented creative force about a life lived well in the arts.
Bruce Armstrong's exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria is a beguiling anthology of strange beings.
When asked what an artist is, I offer up my nine descriptors: beggar, prostitute, liar, thief, nutcase, addict, wanker, parasite and minor deity.
Heath Franco draws upon horror movies of the 80s and 90s, Ren & Stimpy cartoons, popular culture and memory to create the wild, grotesque characters...
Having travelled to the other side of the world and back seeking his source as a young artist, Ross Laurie finally found mature inspiration where...
Peter Godwin graced the cover of Issue 32, speaking with John McDonald about the powerful abstraction at play in his dark interiors.
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.
Though Teelah George says she “never wanted to be a painter” and studied textile art at Curtin University, her art practice continues to evolve.
Naomi Hobson explains the innate drive and workings underlying her unique style and brightly hued works.
Marion Borgelt’s artworks are vibrant and undulating constructions that take varied forms as paintings, sculptures and installations.