Art And Design

Most libraries use the Dewey Decimal system to catalogue their collection. Not Mona. State-of-the-art tech makes the $100 million Phrontisterion as peerless as the art museum it’s in.

Brisbane’s newest cultural landmark makes QPAC Australia’s largest performing arts centre under one roof, drawing on First Nations history and the rippling forms of the Brisbane River.

The Queensland-based artist takes home $100,000 as the main winner at Australia’s richest and longest-running Indigenous art awards.

“Today my name might be on the award,” the APY Lands artist says, “but this is nganampa – ours. It belongs to my family, my community, Mimili Maku Arts, and the Country that continues to teach me every day.”

After seven years at Kenzo, the Melbourne-based artist traded fashion for ceramics. Now, his signature fabric-like folds feel both nostalgic and whimsical.

From eco-sanctuary art retreats to a larger-than-life sculpture trail, these are the design destinations worth a detour. In partnership with Mercedes-Benz, we chart a course to Australia's most innovative creative spaces.

See one of the year’s most memorable exhibitions with return flights, a city stay, lunch at the NGV and more.

Reverb has been extended to October 4. Here’s why it’s resonated with Melbourne audiences, and the five works not to miss.

Giant terracotta sculptures of earrings. Spectacular ceramic tile paintings made using thousand-year-old glaze recipes. And a painter whose work caught the attention of many at Melbourne Art Fair.

The boundary-pushing Tasmanian museum is opening its first international outpost. But don’t expect a replica of its subterranean Hobart home.

No paint. No dye. The Melbourne-based furniture maker depicts intimate moments through the centuries-old craft of marquetry, inlaid into sleek cabinets, coffee tables and floor lamps.

Bring a burst of colour and cafe culture into your home or workspace with a one-off artwork and merch drop by Sydney artist Mulga and The Alternative Dairy Co.