The US president’s latest executive order removes “improper ideology”;some experts argue it’s a fascist move that revises history.
A new exhibition celebrates the role of the flower in art – and what it reveals about the human condition.
Lorenna Grant thought her Northbridge Arch was safely stored in the City of Perth Works Depot,not left to corrode in the sea air in a North Coogee storage facility.
After being dumped as the nation’s representative at the world’s biggest art show,multimedia artist Khaled Sabsabi has been dealt another setback.
The Ore Obelisk is gone but not forgotten by the arts community,who are demanding a suitable replacement and horrified by the prospect of a seven-metre tall spaceman.
When Kirsty Neilson asked landscape artist Lucy Culliton to sit for the $100,000 Archibald Prize,there was one condition.
Director Michael Brand will depart the gallery next Friday,in a quick handover following a global search for his successor.
Funeral at the pub? Sure. A digital avatar to remind loved ones about you? Why not. Death may be a constant,but our approach to it is changing dramatically.
The review into the circumstances of the sacking of artistic team Khaled Sabsabi and Michael Dagostino just a week after they were appointed is unlikely to satisfy furious critics of the decision.
Details of the celebration are contained in documents recently released to the Herald under freedom of information laws.