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Melburnians are flocking to see Pierre Bonnard’s peculiarly charming Le Chat Blanc – with one visitor already having spent three hours gazing at the painting.

We explore the places that shaped the artist described by Matisse as ‘the greatest of us all’, and whose work stars in the upcoming NGV’s Winter Masterpieces show.

A powerful and imposing bronze by French artist Auguste Rodin (1840–1917), who is widely regarded as the founder of modern sculpture, has been ge

Queer is a landmark, Australian-first exhibition that explores the a href= http://www.ngv.vic.gov.au target= _blank NGV /a Collection through a qu

The ‘queer gaze’ is presenting a new and alternative reading for art of the past and of the present.

Five years in the making, ‘QUEER – Stories From The NGV Collection’ is an Australian-first landmark exhibition, with over 400 artworks and is one of the largest collections of queer artworks exhibited in the country. 

From ancient Egypt to Kylie, this NGV exhibition celebrates camp, gender, love and activism, to dispel the idea that art ‘is heterosexual until proven otherwise’

Among more than 400 works on show in this groundbreaking exhibition are a few that slipped in under the conservatives’ noses.

Among more than 400 works on show in this groundbreaking exhibition are a few that slipped in under the conservatives’ noses.

Among more than 400 works on show in this groundbreaking exhibition are a few that slipped in under the conservatives’ noses.