JOSEPH BRENNAN takes a metaphorical journey along the length of the Canning Stock Route and discovers its significance to generations of Aborigines [  View article  ]

aAR’s editor places the work of a powerful realist in the context of the post-revolutionary French years [  View article  ]

BEN GARRARD explores the social, cultural and aesthetic underpinnings of a dynamic photography collective [  View article  ]

Today, when much of Russia is rediscovering her imperial past, along with her traditional Greek Orthodox faith, there is a renewed interest in, even a fascination for, the fate of the treasures of the Russian imperial court — one of the most fabulous of any European monarchy [  View article  ]

PRUE GIBSON applauds a remarkably inclusive festival which has garnered an extensive group of participants and observers [  View article  ]

aAR’s editor explores the political and cultural background to the raw and politicised art that appeared in Germany during the Weimar Republic period [  View article  ]

MARK DOBER discusses a well-established gallery opened by an Australian expatriate in 1988 [  View article  ]

aAR’s editor admires an expansive exhibition of contemporary jewellery, where the makers were encouraged to express something of the personality of an Australian woman of achievement through a single brooch [  View article  ]

TRENT WALTER casts an eye over one of Victoria’s most prominent regional galleries in one of her most picturesque cities [  View article  ]

VICTORIA HYNES is impressed by the colour and diversity of a gallery that is unfazed by its distance from the urban art worlds [  View article  ]