A sexually charged film, animated animal hijinks, an ode to the 80s come to an end, stories of collapse and paintings of Paris old and new.
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Data Dreams: Art and AI is at the Museum of Contemporary Art brings together artists who make visible the tensions of ever-present AI.
This collection of scenes of contemporary Paris life sits among the paintings of grand masters.
The 2025 Tarnanthi Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander at the Art Gallery of South Australia is titled Too Deadly.
Pat Hoffie’s I have loved/I love/I will love at Queensland Art Gallery draws of images, aired day after day, of devastation in Gaza.
A monster movie, new stories from Virginia Woolf, menopausal punk, a Lee Miller retrospective, and portraits of one of Van Gogh’s closest friends.
Dangerously Modern, on now at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, marks an exciting new chapter in the project of reclaiming forgotten women artists.
A rare view into a great writer’s process and a maligned queen’s wardrobe, a bold theatrical debut, punk flowers and a history of political comedy
The exhibition does a good job of countering the narrative of excess around the queen till its last room.
African artists are not only present on the global stage but are shaping the languages of art itself.
The Museum of Contemporary Art’s exhibition of artists under 35 asks what it means for artists to create in a post-industrial age of reproduction.
Two films that play with time, an environmental art show, a guilty streaming pleasure and a cosy game
North Terrace: worlds in relief is currently showing at the Samstag Museum of Art in Adelaide.
How technology has changed how we craft our digital selves is explored in this exhibition.
These artworks might be ancient but they still form a major part of the everyday lives of those who practice Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism
The Neighbour at the Gate at Sydney’s National Art School Gallery presents a thoughtful examination of the consequences when good neighbours become good friends.
A new exhibition from the National Gallery of Victoria brings together over 70 fabulous garments of exquisite craftsmanship.
French Impressionism from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, at the National Gallery of Victoria, features over a 100 of these pleasant, cheerful and pretty paintings.
The re-opening of the Potter Museum of Art is an art event of major proportions – with the architectural clout to match.
The A$100,000 prize, awarded every two years, is open to artists under 40. The 22 artists on display point to a vibrant contemporary art scene.
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