ANDREW NICHOLLS discusses the work of an artist showcased by an edgy new commercial outlet [  More info  ]

LOUISE MARTIN-CHEW explores the originality and gravity of works which have the presence of tribal artefacts [  More info  ]

APOLLINE KOHEN traces the genesis of the Papunya Tula Art Movement and its continuing momentum [  More info  ]

Sydney Long was Australia’s most accomplished art nouveau painter and printmaker. This major retrospective exhibition, accompanied by its scholarly monographic catalogue written by the show’s curator, Dr Anne Gray, redefines our understanding of Sydney Long [  More info  ]

RUTH LERNER casts an eye over an exhibition by an artist whose work embraces Australia and Macedonia [  More info  ]

SASHA GRISHIN imaginatively revisits the artist with particular preoccupations: Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec [  More info  ]

ANDREW NICHOLLS explores the whimsical work of an artist whose works have found their way to the National Gallery collection and Canberra’s Parliament House [  More info  ]

LOUISE MARTIN-CHEW casts an eye over an exhibition mounted by an artist and former director of the Institute of Modern Art [  More info  ]

VICTORIA HYNES discusses a collaboration between two artists that creates assemblages which illuminate the chaos and clutter of our everyday life [  More info  ]

STEPHANIE RADOK applauds the full dance card of a triennial and a conference devoted to ceramics in Adelaide [  More info  ]