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One of the reasons we are compelled to look at works of art is the feeling they contain some essential mystery or puzzle that can’t be solved.
We’ve seen it happen with Sculpture by the Sea,Vivid and,most recently,the Women’s World Cup.
The war artist’s role has changed in line with the changing status of the Australian Defence Force abroad.
Things felt a little tentative last year as the industry emerged from the pandemic,but the intervening 12 months have given everybody a chance to find new creative vigour.
First Nations artists continue to dominate Tasmania’s prestigious Hadley’s Art Prize.
From Del Kathryn Barton and Patricia Piccinini,there are many Australian artists who have been influenced by Surrealism.
While Michael Zavros is coy about the content of his works,eX de Medici almost buries the viewer with information
The proppaNOW collective at the National Art School Gallery and Tennant Creek Brio at Delmar Gallery showcase different skills.
Frida Kahlo is one of the most admired of all artists,and a new exhibition featuring her work is coming to Australia.
The same portrait submitted to the present-day prize would almost certainly not be selected.