Art And Design

AGNSW’s latest exhibition explores the Australian landscapes and experiences that shaped one of the country’s most influential modernist painters, bringing together more than 150 works.

Millennial grey is out, evoking feelings and emotions through colour is in. In partnership with Boutique Homes, the interior designer talks us through practical colour advice and 2027’s star shades.

“Tiles are so fun, because there are myriad possibilities.” In partnership with Boutique Homes, the interior and lifestyle designer shares his tips.

Head to Sydney’s coastal neighbour this spring and summer for contemporary art and live music. In partnership with City of Newcastle, we map out your ultimate guide.

Sydney’s art spaces are currently occupied by rare 16th-century Indian paintings, an Australian great’s early paintings and a major exhibition by Heather B Swann. Outside town, two of the most important artists of their generation show works side by side.

He clocked time cooking in some of the country’s best kitchens, and with Masterchef Australia, before his retro-surrealist food artistry caught the attention of Flamingo Estate, Dinosaur Designs and The Raconteur.

Amanda Rowell, Joanna Strumpf, Tim Olsen and more reveal the most exciting names on their radar. Plus, the last piece they each bought at the fair.

What began as a lockdown fundraiser has grown into a creative studio, with Gemma Leslie's colourful posters finding their way into homes across Australia. In partnership with Australia Post, she shares how she's scaled the business while staying true to its community roots.

From oceanic soundscapes to debaucherous parties, there’s plenty going on at this festival shaped by “coastline, communities and character”. In partnership with the City of Newcastle, here are the events you need to catch.

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.