Linda Morris is an arts writer at The Sydney Morning Herald
More than 50 artworks were received in the first hour after the dock of the Art Gallery of NSW opened to entries for the Archibald, Sulman and Wynne prizes.
The DJ’s alleged comments prompted widespread condemnation and a police inquiry – now the nation’s largest festival has moved to repair the damage.
Sydney’s summer art blockbusters include the master of a smiling flower, and a celebrated French “exhibition producer” who once floated gold helium balloons in the Guggenheim.
Just days after its opening, the Biennale of Sydney has been rocked by the loss of a major supporter, while NSW Police have been called on to investigate alleged hate speech.
The 16th annual festival will feature its tallest ever installation, resembling a flaming meteorite.
The festival is staring down a letter-writing campaign targeting its sponsors as it announces a program of intellectual heft and big literary names.
Artistic director Hoor Al Qasimi missed an important preview of Australia’s biggest arts festival ahead of its opening on Saturday.
Three parcels of land near Blacktown have been nominated for investors to consider as the site of Sydney’s new “world-class studio” complex.
A coming show at the Australian Museum gets up close to bloodsuckers – and it’s not for the squeamish.
The flattering portrait of Gina Rinehart has been returned to its donor after a five-year stand-off over the terms of its display.