Amid a deluge of data, land and lore tell a compelling story of the actual over the virtual world.

An AGNSW exhibition of iconic nudes on loan from Tate Britain pays homage to our fascination with the human form.

MONA’s On the Origin of Art features curation by a cognitive scientist, a professor of literature, a psychologist and an evolutionary neurobiologist.

Nature and the interdependence of all things are the keys to architect Vo Trong Nghia creations.

In conversation with MUMA's new curator.

Edgar Degas’ early emphasis on the line in masterful renditions of nudes, dancers and horses gave way as his sight faltered, leading to his most interesting paintings.

Nicholas Mangan explores the tension between capital and dwindling natural resources, and how they come together in the grim story of asylum seekers held on Nauru.

Diane Arbus’s intimate portraits are the work of a transgressive artist seeking to portray the almost invisible human truth.

An exhibition of Tang dynasty art and objects shows how possessions – even in death – signified power.