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She was a loving witness to our changing city. How did we forget her?

She was a loving witness to our changing city. How did we forget her?

An exhibition of Viva Gibb’s remarkable photographs evokes an inner-city Melbourne that is long gone.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien

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Why these tiny vampires deserve our respect
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Why these tiny vampires deserve our respect

A coming show at the Australian Museum gets up close to bloodsuckers – and it’s not for the squeamish.

  • by Linda Morris
Rinehart portrait saga ends with painting returned to billionaire
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Rinehart portrait saga ends with painting returned to billionaire

The flattering portrait of Gina Rinehart has been returned to its donor after a five-year stand-off over the terms of its display.

  • by Linda Morris
The game dames: The bold Australian women who found the world, then brought it home
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The game dames: The bold Australian women who found the world, then brought it home

Were Australian men as well travelled in this era? What made these women so keen?

  • by Richard Glover
Two mine shafts stood in the way of a gallery extension. It took 15,000 cubic metres of grout to sort out

Two mine shafts stood in the way of a gallery extension. It took 15,000 cubic metres of grout to sort out

The new $48 million wing of the Newcastle Art Gallery is as much an engineering feat as a cultural one.

  • by Linda Morris
Cancelled, then reinstated. Now this artist is set to make history at Venice

Cancelled, then reinstated. Now this artist is set to make history at Venice

The artistic pair of Khaled Sabsabi and Michael Dagostino have been accorded a rare double appearance at the Biennale of Venice at which they will unveil artworks they insist will unify, not divide.

  • by Linda Morris
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I’m all at sea if I’m not creating: Animalia author Graeme Base

I’m all at sea if I’m not creating: Animalia author Graeme Base

A new exhibition reveals never-before-seen works from the Animalia artist

  • by Kylie Northover
The radical new wave of Indonesian activist-artists hitting our shores

The radical new wave of Indonesian activist-artists hitting our shores

Driven by a powerhouse of local collectors and a bold new generation of talent, a high-voltage cultural exchange is rewriting the map of contemporary art.

  • by Jenna Price
Can art defeat cancel culture? Feel free to disagree

Can art defeat cancel culture? Feel free to disagree

A new exhibition unites unlikely objects in a bid to beat the bullies.

  • by Liza Power
Randa Abdel-Fattah to feature in Australia’s biggest literary festival

Randa Abdel-Fattah to feature in Australia’s biggest literary festival

The announcement comes just weeks after the Adelaide Writers’ Week event collapsed following a mass boycott when the Palestinian-Australian academic was dumped from the program.

  • by Linda Morris
‘Overrated’: A surprising admission from Sydney’s antique jewellery queen

‘Overrated’: A surprising admission from Sydney’s antique jewellery queen

Cher, Liza, Cate were all clients, but now Anne Schofield is shutting up shop and speaking candidly.

  • by Katrina Strickland