An exclusive interview with Phillip Thomas to learn more about his unique style of portraiture and the art of cross-cultural pollination.
Copro Gallery presents three incredible exhibits: Mook Simpson, Helena Reis, Dale Sizer.
Alexandra Manukyan is a Beautiful Bizarre Artist Directory member provides some fascinating insights into her practice and experiences
Outré Gallery presents Alfred Liu's brand new solo exhibition 'Re-enchantment' which opens at their Fitzroy location from 7th August 2026.
Art has always been Kate Balfe’s way of navigating the complexities of big emotions, a tool to transform the intangible into a window through which she can connect with the deep emotions of others. Her work exists in the charged space where fear meets imagination.
Opening on August 8 at Corey Helford Gallery is the enigmatic new solo exhibition by French sculptor, Ornélie, which will pull you through the veil of polite smiles and composed faces to peek into a world far more raw and emotionally charged - but not without its beauty. Midnight Bloom is an exhibition of gothic wonder, centered around a series of psychological portraits that evoke resilience, adaptation and survival. A year in the making, Ornélie presents female figures where, beneath the surface, something adapts, reorganizes, and survives.
Lilith shares a closer look at the inspirations, decisions, and artistic approach that guide her thoughtful vision and creative process.
This weekend Haven Gallery presents new collections by Stan Manoukian, Zoe Thomas, Valerie Savarie & group exhibition Above, So Below!
The team at Quarantine have been exploring how words can limit the artist. As they put it: there are limitations that can arise when an artist becomes “trapped in someone else's vocabulary”. But what exactly does that mean?
Nanny Goat Gallery unveil Feminine Mystique. Opening this Friday, July 31, Feminine Mystique is not only a spectacular celebration of Nanny Goat Gallery's second anniversary. It is a homage to co-owner Emily Eccles' family - in particular, the women who raised her. Through this lens, this all-female exhibition, featuring over 40 artists, encourages each creative to share their own interpretations of what a strong woman looks like - and it does not disappoint!
Camille Kathryn Wiseman is an emerging Australian artist who grew up between New Orleans, USA, and Byron Bay, Australia. She has been creating art for as long as she can remember, with a deep appreciation for spending time in art galleries from a young age.
Brian E. Bailey was born in Lancaster, Massachusetts. Formerly a professor at the School of Visual Arts in New York, he now paints and teaches privately at his atelier in New Jersey.
