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The Metro Arts boss says the show must go on despite a devastating funding cut to Brisbane’s 43-year-old cultural not-for-profit.

If there's a cost of living crisis, no one has told the Sydney Contemporary art fair, where million-dollar works are thick on the ground

The second edition of the ground-breaking exhibition Melbourne is now open at a href= http://ngv.melbourne target= _blank The Ian Potter Centre: NG

Melbourne Now offers a unique moment for those interested in contemporary art to take the pulse on where art is directing us.

A ChatBot hatched from reality TV and a hot-pink gown made from recycled plastic bottles are among the very contemporary artworks that speak to our time and place.

A ChatBot hatched from reality TV and a hot-pink gown made from recycled plastic bottles are among the very contemporary artworks that speak to our time and place.

The large-scale exhibition traverses all levels of The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, including contemporary interventions across the Australian Art and First Nations permanent collection displays, and highlights a diverse range of contemporary disciplines across fashion, jewellery, painting, sculpture, architecture, ceramics, video, virtual reality, performance, photography, printmaking, product design and publishing.

MARS Gallery presents work by Meagan Streader

McClelland Sculpture Park+Gallery pioneers new initiative in the lead-up to Christmas.

Group exhibition: Light and Dark July 14 - August 7 James Tapscott, Aura Vale Column 2, 2021. Acrylic and found water, 82 x 48 x 272cm. Courtesy: the artist and MARS Gallery, Melbourne. Light and Dark is a group exhibition featuring contemporary artists Chris Henschke, Phd, Jenna Lee, Jason Sims, Meagan Streader, and James Tapscott. Exploring the potentials and limits of light, these artists have created sculptural works that interact and influence each other. Coinciding with the show will be...