‘The Moogai’: Aboriginal Short Film Wins SXSW Jury Prize
Short film The Moogai, directed by Wiradjuri and Bundjalung filmmaker Jon Bell, has won the SXSW jury prize. The short thriller stars Shari Sebbens and Meyne Wyatt and
Sydney Opera House Forecourt to Light Up with Free Concerts
The Sydney Opera House will be hosting and showcasing four free outdoor concerts for music lovers this April. The COVID-19 pandemic impacted all sectors of
Music and Art NFTs Are Going Mainstream
Crypto artist Beeple has recently made headlines for selling the highest-valued crypto art piece to date. Recently, a digital artwork sold at Christie’s Auction House for an incredible
Art and Authorship
I’ve been struck recently by the way art evolves as it endures, how it affects the notion of authorship, ownership and the distance from the
AVAVAV Monster Shoes Divide the Internet
Beate Karlsson’s monstrous shoe creations are making quite a splash online. Sustainable fashion label AVAVAV’s goal is to traverse the divide between the present day
Yayoi Kusama’s Botanical Garden Show is Finally Set to Open
Your favourite idiosyncratic installation artist is back! Yayoi Kusama’s delayed NYBG show, Cosmic Nature, is set to open this April. In 2019 it was announced
The Top 8 Best Artist X Designer Collaborations of All Time
The world of fashion and art undeniably overlap, which is why some of the best artists and fashion designers have collaborated to create some iconic moments
Meet The Korean Artist Exploring Your Strangest Desires
GaHee Park started painting as a way to express a revolt from the conservative society she was raised in, at lot of the work she
Banksy’s Latest London Underground Artwork Removed
In the midst of a pandemic, British street artist Banksy has made a return, encouraging people to wear face masks. Last week, Banksy posted a
Aboriginal Artist and Stolen Generations Survivor Sandra Hill Uses Her Art to Heal and Share Her Story
Our world right now is shaken and horrified by the atrocities that are occurring in the USA, and while we do our part to support
Welcome To Kirsty Mitchell’s Wonderland
Taking 6 years to create the Wonderland book became the most successfully funded photobook campaign in the history of Kickstarter and was sold out in
Online Exhibits and Virtual Tours: Is This The End of The Museum?
With most of society confined to their homes, the art scene is fundamentally changing the way it operates. The solution, as with most things, is
Futuristic? Robot Injustice? Or Avant Garde? Art Installation: Man Probes Robot Through His Butthole
Beware, it might get a bit smelly and weird. Dani Ploeger’s “B-hind” performance art installment uses a hacked anal probe to command a little household
Australian Artists Guerrilla Tactics Create Australia’s Biggest Unsanctioned Art Display
Mornings are frustrating; waking up early to head to work is hard enough, and having to deal with the public transport system in Sydney is
