culture

Invisible Border at Brisbane’s IMA features the exquisite work of celebrated miniature artist Khadim Ali scaled up to monumental tapestries.

The TarraWarra Museum of Art’s 2021 biennial explores the utopia of slow time as both defiance and melancholia.

In its third showing, The National – which exhibits new Australian art across three major Sydney galleries – highlights uncertainties about our national identity.

Performance artist Rakini Devi’s first solo exhibition brings her classical dance training to a multilayered investigation of how women are erased by misogyny and violence.

The biggest retrospective yet of Australian Modernist Clarice Beckett reveals an artist of elusive subtlety.

This year’s NGV Triennial is a site of topological turmoil that presents artworks to the masses but also empties them of substance.

Botticelli to Van Gogh gives us a chance to see some of Europe’s greatest masterpieces without having to travel.

The poet and artist Bella Li says that if it weren’t for deadlines – and the inspiration provided by tennis players – she would never finish her work.

No Show, Carriageworks’ lively group exhibition of emerging and experimental art, is full of unexpected gems.