See the newest exhibition at Haymarket’s 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art, remembering 2014’s Umbrella Revolution and confronting the uncertain future of Hong Kong.
Explore a sand monument replica of Dubai’s largest artificial island, Palm Jumeirah, constructed by local workers paid $19 a day – the average wage of a Dubai construction worker.
If you’re afraid of a little skin, this show may not sounds like your cup of tea. But perhaps it will show you that the naked body is nothing to be afraid of.
Artist Jonathan Jones has created a mammoth sculptural installation called barrangal dyara, meaning ‘skin and bones’, to breathe new life into a forgotten moment of Indigenous Australia’s history.
Chinese-born, American-based artist Pixy Liao has a Japanese boyfriend who is 5 years her junior. This subtly subversive photographic exhibition portrays their intimate relationship – but there’s more than meets the eye.
The exhibition ‘It’s Our Thing’ is an insight into the walls of Blacktown. It’s a celebration of the street culture and hip hop community that grew there in the 90’s.
From the coloured woman to the mother figure to the struggling artist – Tracey Moffatt and Gary Hillberg make montages of Hollywood’s biggest stereotypes. A déjà vu inducing exhibition at Artspace.
It’s not every day that a gallery curator is bequeathed with an exhibiting artist’s entire legal estate.
I Am, You Are, But I Am A Bit More Than You Are.
Enter the intricate world of shell art and its place in Indigenous tradition with this exhibition at Wollongong Art Gallery.