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True to form, the SXSW Conference and Festivals’ inaugural Art Program is the total convergence of art and technology. Six individual artists or groups were selected to create site-specific works that employ technology as the… SXSW Debuts Inaugural Art Program
On a perfectly clear fall day like the one on which I visited, the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Tasmania, Australia, appears to be a picturesque venue offering a leisurely afternoon of… Nicole Durling and MONA’s Biggest Exhibition Yet: “On the Origin of Art”
The first time I visited Cockatoo Island, situated at the junction of the Parramatta and Lane Cove rivers in Sydney Harbor, the island existed as a relic to its illustrious past as a penal establishment,… Postcard from Sydney
Despite her use of arbitrary color to create the ethereal women that seem to float from the canvas, Abbey McCulloch’s portraits articulately render the very real complexities of human emotion. The Australian Gold Coast–based artist… Abbey McCulloch: The Process of Self-Acceptance through Portraiture
Early this year, Nanda Vigo’s first solo exhibition in the United States was held at Sperone Westwater in New York. The Italian artist, architect, and designer is known for her involvement in the ZERO movement.… Nanda Vigo and the Vibrations of the Invisible World
The 20th Biennale of Sydney “The Future is Already Here—It’s Just Not Evenly Distributed” kicked off on March 18. Artistic Director Stephanie Rosenthal organized the theme of this year’s biennale around seven “Embassies of Thought,”… The Future is Already Here—It’s Just Not Evenly Distributed
Last month, From February 8—14, Melbourne’s Federation Square hosted the annual creative technology conference Pause Fest founded by George Hedon. Now in its fifth year, Pause Fest’s mission is to create a platform for innovation… The Museum’s Foray into Digital Public Spaces
Shahzia Sikander’s exhibition at The Asia Society opened last week in Hong Kong. On view through July 9, “Apparatus of Power” explores the city’s present and past colonial issues in a series of drawings and… Shahzia Sikander’s Show at Asia Society & Collaboration with Pace Prints
The National Gallery of Victoria’s 2015 “Rigg Design Prize” exhibition wrapped up last month with a keynote lecture given by this year’s winner Adam Goodrum. The Rigg Design Prize is the highest accolade for contemporary… Adam Goodrum Unfolds His Ideas for The Rigg Design Prize
“El Anatsui: Five Decades,” currently on view at Carriageworks in Sydney, is the first large-scale exhibition in Australia showcasing the Ghanaian artist’s varied works. Over 30 pieces are on display including woodcarvings, drawings, sculptures, ceramics,… El Anatsui Retrospective at Carriageworks in Sydney
