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Next week’s first two sales from the bank’s 2000-work collection feature a who’s who of 1970s Australian art and prices starting at $1000.

Road trippers can see Archie 100 in Geelong, 30 years of Desert Mob artists in Alice Springs and Linda McCartney’s pop portraits in Ballarat

The Palaszczuk Government’s investment in regional arts and cultural infrastructure is yielding major benefits in Rockhampton with construction now

Cpl. John Brack on duty in Afghanistan; below, with his wife.  NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — John Brack bravely served his country in the Marine...

John Brack bravely served his country in the United States Marine Corps from 2009–2013. He did his basic training at Bear Island, South Carolina, and described it as “some parts

In 2008, when I first visited Canberra’s newly opened National Portrait Gallery, my first response was an overwhelming sense of déjà vu. I knew many of those paintings. They had once hung on the walls of the Art Gallery of New South Wales as part of the annual Archibald Prize exhibition, or been seen in the Salon des Refusés — home to the best of the rejects. Over 49 years I have seen the Archibald from both the inside, as a curator, and the outside as a critic. My first Archibald was i...

Two artists who have won prizes painting what they call the “fugitive face” say their subject would be unlikely to win if entered today.

Two artists who have won prizes painting what they call the “fugitive face” say their subject would be unlikely to win if entered today.

Heide Museum of Modern Art - photo by John Gollings Words by Tammy Walters Melbourne has been branded the arts capital of Australia, and for good reason. While a trip to the Louvre Museum in Paris or the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York may be off the cards for a little while, Melbournians don’t need to catch a flight to catch culture. Melbourne has been branded the arts capital of Australia, and for good reason; just look at the rich display of art painting our city corridor...

Clouds over Canberra. Photo: Clive Williams Canberra is blessed with amazing clouds and sunsets, but few of those hurrying Brack-like* to and from work seem to appreciate their transient beauty, says columnist CLIVE WILLIAMS. I WORKED for a few years in deserts where clouds were nowhere to be seen and I missed them sorely – along with rain.  Columnist Clive Williams. However, in 2018 I was fortunate to be in the Sahara in Morocco with the Tuareg people when storm clouds broke bringing flood...