My favourite work
Curators and gallery directors introduce their favourite works and explain their personal significance in this video series
My favourite work: Richard Lewer’s Worse Luck I’m Still Here at the Adelaide Biennial 2014 - video
The sadness behind the surface in homes throughout the suburbs is the driving force behind this moving, animated piece from Richard Lewer
My favourite work: Julia de Ville's Phantasmagoria at Adelaide Biennial 2014
A dream child's bedroom for Julia de Ville might look like the stuff of nightmares for others, but for Robert Reason, curator of European and Australian decorative arts at the Art Gallery of South Australia, it's the pick of this year's Adelaide Biennial
My favourite work: Fiona Hall's Out of My Tree at Adelaide Biennial 2014 – video
2014 Adelaide Biennial artist Julia Robinson explains why Australian artist Fiona Hall's nightmarish collection Out of My Tree is her pick at this year's Biennial Dark Heart. Skulls, cuckoo clocks and other memento mori line the room. Filling the air are the cries of crows, a musty smell and the ticking of clocks. Is this a countdown to our own death?
My favourite work: A Dozen Useless Actions for Grieving Blondes by Rosemary Laing – video
Curator of the 2014 Adelaide Biennial, Nick Mitzevich, explains why Rosemary Laing's 'A dozen useless actions for grieving blondes' is amongst his favourite works at this year's 'Dark Heart' exhibition at the Art Gallery of South Australia
My favourite work: Kulata Tjuta Project at Adelaide Biennial 2014 – video
In a corner of the Art Gallery of South Australia, hundreds of spears hang from the ceiling, the product of a group of artists from a remote indigenous community in South Australis's APY lands
My favourite work: The Lacquer Room by Grace Cossington Smith – video
Denise Mimmocchi, curator at the Gallery of NSW talks about her favourite work, The Lacquer Room by Grace Cossington Smith
My Favourite Work: The Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist by Domenico Beccafumi – video
Georgina Cole, art historian at Gallery of NSW talks about her favourite work, the mannerist masterpiece The Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist by Domenico Beccafumi
My favourite work: Fruit Bats by Lin Onus
Cara Pinchbeck introduces Fruit Bats by Lin Onus, a Yorta Yorta painter, sculptor and activist. The mixed-media sculpture depicts a flock of fibreglass bats hanging on a Hills Hoist clothes line.
My favourite works: Sorry, and I Didn't Do It - video
Bruce McLean, curator of Indigenous art at Qagoma, Brisbane, introduces Sorry by Tony Albert and I didn't do it by Richard Bell
Heritage by Cai Quo Quiang at Goma, Brisbane – my favourite work: video
Brisbane festival: Russell Storer, curatorial manager for Asian and Pacific art at Qagoma, introduces Heritage by Cai Quo Quiang
My favourite work: Evicted by Blandford Fletcher – video
Brisbane festival: David Burnett, curator of international art at Qagoma introduces Evicted by Blandford Fletcher
My favourite work: Ressort by Huang Yong Ping - video
Russell Storer, curatorial manager for Asian and Pacific art, at Qagoma introduces Ressort by Huang Yong Ping
My favourite work: Neither Pride nor Courage by Vernon Ah Kee – video
Brisbane festival: Bruce McLean curator of Indigenous Art at Qagoma talks about his favourite piece of art: Neither Pride nor Courage, a triptych by Vernon Ah Kee
