Amid air raids and electricity shortages, a Ukrainian artist paints the Russian invasion
Australian arts in focus
Sydney Biennale 2024: Armageddon is met with joy and subversion in epic art feast
May 2022
‘Not calling a massacre a massacre is ridiculous’: a model of truth-telling at Myall Creek
Some teachers aren’t comfortable talking about Australia’s violent frontier wars. Victims’ descendants say it’s time to step up
March 2022
Badger Bates: ‘I feel like I’m very lucky, even though I’m no millionaire’
Sydney biennale 2022: amid floods arrives art with an urgent climate message
May 2020
Old knowledge for the new normal
Coronavirus and culture: 'Our ancestors are always watching'
Sydney Biennale artist and photographer Barbara McGrady captures life through a black lens, representing not only her 70 years, but 60,000 years of culture
April 2020
The good place
Arts in lockdown: I curated my own three-day online festival. Now it’s over, and I am wrecked
From Fleabag to a nightclub, from a biennale to the ballet, Brigid Delaney’s personal IsoFest took her all around the world on her laptop – but it wasn’t the same
February 2020
‘Meth Kelly’ and colonial monsters: Australia's biggest art shows get Indigenous rewrite
White history and heroes are ripe for satire at this year’s Biennale of Sydney and Adelaide Biennial
