Art
How the wealth transfer from Boomers to their children will shake up the art market
Artworks held in private collections for decades are about to hit the market – and that will create huge change.
- Linda Morris
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In a first, the city’s biggest cultural institutions are run by women
The six leaders of the state’s major galleries and museums discuss budgets, changing audiences and what they would give for 10 minutes alone with a billionaire.
- Linda Morris
‘Heartbreaking’: Bendigo Writers Festival opens, barely, with dozens of events cancelled
The festival has gone ahead despite a growing cohort of authors withdrawing from scheduled events.
- Hannah Hammoud
- Opinion
- Sexism
Why will no one publish the novels of straight white men?
The “literary pipeline” for men has been shut down. Does it matter?
- Jacqueline Maley
A new, larger than life teaspoon sculpture lands on Sydney Harbour
The Museum of Contemporary Art has unveiled a mind-bending art installation – and a $2 million operating deficit in the same week.
- Linda Morris
‘Changed the language of what art is’: Huge balloon sculpture for national gallery
The National Gallery of Australia has acquired part of an iconic series created by controversial pop artist Jeff Koons.
- Linda Morris
‘Like seeing society unravel’: Kirsha Kaechele’s unlikely return to the Gold Coast is a genius fit
After vowing never to return to the Glitter Strip, the artist and curator is in Queensland with one of her most celebrated works, and an unexpected twist.
- Courtney Kruk
Forrests’ foundation tips $3.3 million into WA’s regional arts sector
Minderoo has partnered with the state’s peak regional arts body to boost 20 country-based not-for-profit organisations.
- Mark Naglazas
Landmark show is a monumental tribute to family, Country and care
Betty Kuntiwa Pumani’s exhibition at the Bundanon Art Museum binds generations.
- Ksenia Radchenko
‘It has a soul’: While the hammer falls on more old pianos, diehard fans persist
Once a proud possession, the upright piano – despite a recent heart-warming TV series celebrating its street players – is being binned.
- Stephanie Wood