Above : Installation view of the exhibition featuring the sculpture Havoc 2025. Photo Anna Kucera, Art Gallery of New South Wales.
This is the largest exhibition of this brilliant sculptor’s work ever presented in Australia.
Celebrated for his vividly lifelike …
Today, on International Day of People with Disability, Powerhouse announces a landmark partnership with We Are Studios, a 100% disability-led creative organisation based in Blacktown. Together, the two organisations will embark on a three-year collaboration to embed the …
This year’s HEAD ON PHOTO FESTIVAL, Australia’s major annual photography festival, established in 2004, which opened on the 7th November is closing this Sunday.
The festival spotlights both emerging and established photographers, Australian and international, showcasing a wide range …
Who holds the power behind the algorithm? Can machines dream? What does it mean to be human in an age of AI? A groundbreaking exhibition which asks how artificial intelligence is transforming the way we live, think and create.
The …
PRIMAVERA 2025 artists from left – Alexandra Peters, Francis Carmody, Keemon Williams, Augusta Vinall Richardson and Emmalne Zanelli. Pic Hamish McIntosh
PRIMAVERA 2025 is Presenting the work of early-career artists living and working in Australia, aged 35 years and …
HIGH COLOUR is an immersive exploration of local and global Indigenous perspectives on colour.
Inspired by Richard Bell’s 2012 work Colour theory, the exhibition considers the role of colour in creating contemporary interpretations of Indigeneity, as well as the use …
From the suburbs to the bush and the inner city, Australians have been obsessed with the idea of home and the dream of home ownership.
In this exhibition comedian, television presenter, and architecture and design enthusiast Tim Ross casts …
PIX — Australia’s first pictorial news weekly — hit newsstands around the country in January 1938.
With its eye-catching lipstick-red logo, PIX delivered a new style of journalism, using photographs to tell daring stories of modern life. Always intended to …
Paddy’s Markets Haymarket has long been an icon of Sydney’s Chinatown. Library photographers Bruce York and Joy Mei En Lai captured Paddy’s and its stallholders in August 2024, during the recent redevelopment.
Alongside historic images from the Library’s collection, these
Many overseas countries have turned their underground train stations in to works of art. Paris is famous for the artwork in its Metro and Moscow’s chanderliered ceiling is a mecca for tourists round the world with the benefit that the …