Amy Sherald’s solo show breaks attendance records, remembering artists we lost this week, and an exhibition proves critical theory doesn’t have to be a snore.

Featuring culture in Amsterdam, food in Singapore, and an abundance of wildlife across Australia and New Zealand.

Generally overlooked in Art History 101 was the inverse: how European materials and images were repurposed by Indigenous artists. That 1941 MoMA show was full of ancient Native objects, along with ...

Juanella Donovan has taken out the People's Choice category at the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards ...

For years the radical right has been pushing the limits of acceptable language. Now, as the One Nation leader proves, hateful, demonstrably wrong things can be said without qualification ...

From a futuristic sci-fi attraction in Los Angeles to a dramatic monument to a millennia-old Aboriginal civilisation, these ...

Ken Barnes’ ‘Whale Tail’ The unveiling of Ken Barnes’ Whale Tail sculpture at Edmonds Waterfront Center drew a large crowd and plenty of excitement with visitors enjoying […] ...

Singer-songwriter Conrad Sewell is joined by local indie band Shorehaven for a night of music under the stars. Bring a picnic ...

Times are dire indeed when a small, blue cartoon dog from Brisbane has more emotional intelligence in her small toenail than the so-called “leader of the free world” — and when millions turn to a ...

Where’s hot in March? The best holiday destinations for sunny weather - March is the perfect time to escape somewhere sunny before the crowds also arrive ...

When April Lawrie tried to leave the hospital with her newborn son she was told she couldn’t, revealing the moment she was racially targeted after giving birth. In a new book, April Lawrie shares how ...

Members of MAHKU live in a remote area of the Amazon and use ayahuasca, a hallucinogenic brew, to create paintings that ...