Filter by ‘All’
News
![<span class="artist">Natalya Hughes</span><span class="title"> Gestural Body Painting</span><span class="year"> Acrylic on poly</span>, <span class="medium">2020</span>, <span class="dimen">153 x 117 cm</span>]( "<span class=\"artist\">Natalya Hughes</span><span class=\"title\"> Gestural Body Painting</span><span class=\"year\"> Acrylic on poly</span>, <span class=\"medium\">2020</span>, <span class=\"dimen\">153 x 117 cm</span>")
Natalya HughesFinalist in Sir John Sullman Prize 2022![<span class="artist">Eugene Carchesio</span><span class="title"> Horizon</span><span class="year"> 2022</span>, <span class="medium">Wall installation with card</span>, <span class="dimen dimen-notes">Dimensions variable</span>]( "<span class=\"artist\">Eugene Carchesio</span><span class=\"title\"> Horizon</span><span class=\"year\"> 2022</span>, <span class=\"medium\">Wall installation with card</span>, <span class=\"dimen dimen-notes\">Dimensions variable</span>")
Eugene CarchesioExhibition Review on ArtsHub![<span class="artist">Sandra Selig</span><span class="title"> Returning eye</span><span class="year"> 2020</span>, <span class="medium">Salt and hot rolled steel</span>, <span class="dimen">415 x 415 cm</span>]( "<span class=\"artist\">Sandra Selig</span><span class=\"title\"> Returning eye</span><span class=\"year\"> 2020</span>, <span class=\"medium\">Salt and hot rolled steel</span>, <span class=\"dimen\">415 x 415 cm</span>")
Sandra SeligPerformance / Launch of Monograph![<span class="artist">Judy Watson</span><span class="title"> moreton bay rivers, australian temperature chart, freshwater mussel shells, net, spectogram</span><span class="year"> 2022</span>, <span class="medium">Indigo dye, graphite, synthetic polymer paint, waxed linen thread and pastel on cotton</span>, <span class="dimen">247 x 488 cm</span>, <span class="notes">with Tor Maclean, Cheryl Leavy, Madeleine King, Ebony Wilmott, Dot Watson, Rani Carmichael, Dhana Merritt. Installation view, Palais de Tokyo, Paris. Photo by Aurélien Mole</span>]( "<span class=\"artist\">Judy Watson</span><span class=\"title\"> moreton bay rivers, australian temperature chart, freshwater mussel shells, net, spectogram</span><span class=\"year\"> 2022</span>, <span class=\"medium\">Indigo dye, graphite, synthetic polymer paint, waxed linen thread and pastel on cotton</span>, <span class=\"dimen\">247 x 488 cm</span>, <span class=\"notes\">with Tor Maclean, Cheryl Leavy, Madeleine King, Ebony Wilmott, Dot Watson, Rani Carmichael, Dhana Merritt. Installation view, Palais de Tokyo, Paris. Photo by Aurélien Mole</span>")
D Harding, Judy Watson, Megan CopeArticle in Wallpaper*![]()
Hoda AfsharExhibition at Monash Gallery of Art![]()
Hoda AfsharIn Conversation with Daniel Browning![<span class="artist">Megan Cope</span><span class="title"> Untitled (Death Song)</span><span class="year"> 2020</span>, <span class="medium">Instruments made of repurposed soil augers, oil drums, violin, cello, bass, guitar, piano strings and rocks from South Australia Geological Museum; site-specific natural debris from local environment; sound by Isha Ram Das.</span>, <span class="dimen dimen-notes">Dimensions variable</span>, <span class="notes">Installation view: UNSW Galleries, Sydney. Photograph: Zan Wimberley</span>]( "<span class=\"artist\">Megan Cope</span><span class=\"title\"> Untitled (Death Song)</span><span class=\"year\"> 2020</span>, <span class=\"medium\">Instruments made of repurposed soil augers, oil drums, violin, cello, bass, guitar, piano strings and rocks from South Australia Geological Museum; site-specific natural debris from local environment; sound by Isha Ram Das.</span>, <span class=\"dimen dimen-notes\">Dimensions variable</span>, <span class=\"notes\">Installation view: UNSW Galleries, Sydney. Photograph: Zan Wimberley</span>")
D Harding, Judy Watson, Megan CopeOpening at Palais de Tokyo![<span class="artist">Robert Andrew</span><span class="title"> Continuing Depths of Connection (detail)</span><span class="year"> 2019-20</span>, <span class="medium">Crushed granite, thread, red ochre, spindle, electromechanical components</span>, <span class="dimen dimen-notes">200 x 600 x 300 cm, dimensions variable</span>, <span class="notes">Installation view, TarraWarra Biennial 2021: Slow Moving Waters, TarraWarra Museum of Art, 2021. Photo: Andrew Curtis</span>]( "<span class=\"artist\">Robert Andrew</span><span class=\"title\"> Continuing Depths of Connection (detail)</span><span class=\"year\"> 2019-20</span>, <span class=\"medium\">Crushed granite, thread, red ochre, spindle, electromechanical components</span>, <span class=\"dimen dimen-notes\">200 x 600 x 300 cm, dimensions variable</span>, <span class=\"notes\">Installation view, TarraWarra Biennial 2021: Slow Moving Waters, TarraWarra Museum of Art, 2021. Photo: Andrew Curtis</span>")
Robert AndrewExhibition at MONA![]()
Megan CopeExhibition at Redland Art Gallery
