From unnerving pale blue skies to piles of gravel that resemble pyramids - these are the small gallery exhibitions not to miss.
Australian dealers often find it too expensive to participate in overseas art fairs and are rejected when they apply for flagship events.
Idris Murphy is an artist with his own stubborn vision,who paints the landscape as he sees it. Yet,his compelling work is largely unknown.
These mysterious paintings are so powerful that the acclaimed Australian artist barely seems to be in control of his subjects.
How did a leading British artist - and his brilliant work - come to be on show outside the major galleries?
Today’s audiences are looking for an instant hit,not a slowly unfolding epic. In an age of communications we are swiftly becoming illiterate.
Singapore is so wealthy it represents a gigantic potential market if the art bug takes hold.
The Gallery of Modern Art could hardly have chosen a more universal theme for its summer exhibition.
Ethel Spowers and Eveline Syme were groundbreaking artists at a time when women found it difficult to make an impression on the art scene.
It would be wise to keep an eye on our neighbours across the Tasman.
The exhibitions that made - and missed - their mark in Australia this year.