Born in Taiwan and currently living in Paris, Lee Mingwei creates participatory installations that explore trust, intimacy, and self-awareness. His open-ended scenarios and one-on-one interactive works invite audiences to play a role and use everyday […]
Apologies for the short notice. The NGV is holding a student night TONIGHT Monday 29th Feb. Anyone with a student card is invited to view the exhibition tonight at a discount price. Website. Warhol/Weiwei Student Night […]
Jobs Australia Gallery Director, Rockhampton Art Gallery – deadline 6th March 2016 Collections Manager & Volunteer Coordinator, Royal Historical Society of Victoria – deadline 7th March 2016 International Lecturer in Italian Renaissance Studies, University College […]
The Board of NotFair has confirmed that the 2016 NotFair will go ahead despite last week’s cancellation of the Melbourne Art Fair. The NotFair was begun in 2010 by artists Sam Leach and Tony Lloyd, with writer […]
The Empire Remains is a long-term project by Cooking Sections that started in 2013. It explores the infrastructure and cultural imaginaries that were set up by the British Empire to promote the food and agricultural industry between […]
A new exhibition at the NGV will celebrate the gallery’s excellent collection of eighteenth-century porcelain sculpture. The exhibition opens this weekend and will offer a window into eighteenth-century life in Europe. The collection is the […]
Two new exhibitions opening next week at TCB. Exhibition Dtaes: 2nd March – 19th March 2016. Opening Wed 2nd March 6-8pm. FRONT SPACE | ALIEN ANTIQUE | SEAN PEOPLES “Allow me to describe a most marvelous phenomenon […]
Gertrude Contemporary has announced that two new appointments have been made as current Director Emma Crimmings prepares to depart for a new role at Artbank. Mark Freary will take on the role of Senior Curator, while […]
In the thirteenth century Saint Francis of Assisi and Saint Dominic founded two great mendicant orders – the Franciscans and the Dominicans. The imagery of Saint Dominic (c. 1170-1221) is much less well known than […]
Last week the NGA published the results of their independent review of their Asian Art Provenance Project. The review followed the scandal over the 12th century Shiva statue that was revealed to be part of a cache of […]
