Ben Quilty: THE EMU MAN
Sprovieri gallery in London is delighted to present THE EMU MAN, the debut exhibition of Australian painter Ben Quilty at their venue. Quilty’s works are largely influenced by his experience […]
Tracing the Art of a Stolen Generation: The Child Artists of Carrolup
This exhibition tells the story of the First Nation children and families from Western Australia who have survived the impact of colonisation to find love, strength and resilience through the […]
JGM Gallery to showcase Aboriginal Australian art in summer show Colour Power 22
Leading specialists in contemporary Aboriginal Australian art, JGM Gallery, London will burst into colour from 29 June for a vibrant summer exhibition of works by Indigenous Australian artists. Colour has […]
UK/Australia Season at Birmingham 2022 Festival
The Birmingham 2022 Festival is a six-month cultural programme starting in March that promises to “harness the moment of the Commonwealth Games to shine a spotlight on the region’s cultural […]
Free exhibition: Australian artists Yhonnie Scarce and Salote Tawale
To coincide with the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games this summer, internationally acclaimed Birmingham art gallery, Ikon, is brining together the work of artists hailing from Commonwealth countries including Australians Yhonnie […]
Love Letter: A new exhibition at the Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery
Nick Cave’s 2001 song, Love Letter, is one of the great ballads of its era and the inspiration behind a series of images by renowned Australian printmaker, David Frazer. The […]
The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew presents Pip & Pop: When Flowers Dream
Psychedelic sugar, sweets and modelling clay are used to create dreamy landscapes, at an exhibition full of eye candy at Kew Gardens this summer. Pip & Pop: When Flowers Dream […]
New Zealand confirms Yuki Kihara’s exhibition for Biennale Arte 2022
Small island ecologies, climate change, queer rights, Gauguin’s gaze, intersectionality and decolonisation: these are just some of the topics explored by award-winning interdisciplinary artist Yuki Kihara for the New Zealand […]
The Sidney Nolan Trust announces new exhibitions and events as it reopens its doors
The Sidney Nolan Trust, founded by the late Australian artist Sir Sidney Nolan in 1985, reopens The Rodd Gallery, House and Gardens to visitors on 31 March. This season they […]
Travelling Through Country: Australian Aboriginal Artists
JGM Gallery’s new exhibition, Travelling Through Country, features works by 20 leading Australian Aboriginal artists and takes us on a journey from the rugged rock formations of the Kimberley region, […]