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Video: Jon Cattapan

Jon Cattapan in conversation with David O'Halloran

Exhibition: Ghost Resort

Article: Kirsty Hulm

Kirsty Hulm is on her yearly pilgrimage to the Nevada Desert to attend the Burning Man festival. Hulm is making a work for it this year. She crowd sourced the funds in a ...

Article: My Australia

In speaking about Australia objectively, Australia is geographically located in the Southern and Eastern Hemispheres, between the South Pacific and the India Ocean. It ranks sixth in area among the world’s nations.

Article: Stillness is the Move: Frozen Frames in Thornton Walker

Outstanding works on paper are seen in a pair of shows by Thornton Walker: The Stillness in Movement at Beaver Galleries....

Article: RIP her to Shreds: The art of Eliza Hutchison

As with most images by Melbourne photographer Eliza Hutchison, it’s not clear what we’re seeing at first. In her series Kewpie and the Corn Idol, photos are sliced to ribbons; the tattered strands have been mounted as a sculpture...

Article: Irresistible object:Lee Ufan at the Guggenheim

Lee Ufan’s arrangements of rocks and canvases are sparse and clean, but he is no glib minimalist. Instead of looking coolly on these works, we identify with the intense absorption behind each line...

Article: Gustav Klimt An Evolutionary

Gustav Klimt fronted the National Gallery of Victoria’s 2011 Winter Masterpieces exhibition, as one of the four artists in Vienna Art and Design. His works remain some of the most popular in the world, demonstrated by the 180,000 visitors who view, ‘The Kiss’, each year. Viennese co-curator of the Winter Masterpiece...

Article: Generation Capture Release: Fairweather Robbins

Robbins is well known for his wind drawing machines, his focus on process and on the generative power of natural forces. His ‘Weatherglyph’ series is a new iteration of his wind drawings but with a completely alternative temporal approach.