Amanda Maxwell

Janet Laurence brings the plight of wildlife into the gallery for Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation.

The Balmain Boat Company’s flat-packed, build-it-yourself boat kits are making legends out of laymen.

As part of LMFF's cultural program, Rainoff brings us an exhibition by two Canadians and a Brit, conceived in New York and inspired by a particular moment in time in Paris.

European specialist art and design book distribution company, Motto, takes up temporary residency in Brunswick.

Unconventional design outfit Green Is A Beautiful Colour is helping strengthen inner Sydney’s community fabric through the love of good food, good design and the environment.

The Art Gallery of New South Wales debuts its recently acquired collection of contemporary photography from Southern California.

Energised and emblazoned dragon boats take to Darling Harbour to welcome in the Chinese Year of the Dragon.

A film from the 70s that inspired a generation of surfers to leave their home breaks and wander the globe is screening around the country.

A film from the 70s that inspired a generation of surfers to leave their home breaks and wander the globe is screening around the country, starting in Melbourne this week.

This year’s Sydney Festival features a talk by the wayfaring, anti-professional and widely influential Parisian filmmaker Vincent Moon.

For the Sydney Festival, the space that was home to the late, great Brett Whiteley at the time of his death is open to showcase many of the works he left behind.

It’s the biggest festival in Australia, the cultural highlight of summer in Sydney and it has just kicked off for another year.