Gabriella Coslovich is an arts journalist with more than 20 years’ experience, including 15 at The Age, where she was a senior arts writer. Her book, Whiteley on Trial, on Australia’s most audacious of alleged art fraud, won a Walkley in 2018.
It’s a brave artist who takes on a public art commission, and I imagine a particularly daunting task making public art for a train station.
The creative lives of five generations of Boyd women are finally revealed in a major new exhibition featuring more than 300 works, including intimate, never-before-seen family photographs by Mary Nolan.
Fuelled by rage and unnerving parallels, Emma Louise Pursey pays tribute to an overlooked star of Australian art.
Critic Quentin Sprague attempts to answer questions about art, obsession and creativity through spending time with Australian artists.
Australia’s art maverick, Janet Dawson, finally gets her spotlight.
From going to court over the Hobart museum’s Ladies Lounge to working with foresters, Mrs David Walsh is putting her wealthy dilettante persona to clever use.
Chinese artist Cao Fei’s first major Australian exhibition, My City Is Yours, showcases the work that has had her called one of the top artists on the planet.
The Italian influence on our homes and city is celebrated in Heide’s new exhibition.
Mona’s controversial Ladies Lounge installation is about to embark on a new chapter, its creator has revealed.
An appeals court judge has ruled that the art gallery’s controversial Ladies Lounge is not discriminatory in refusing entry to men.