A two-day celebration of art, events and more to herald in NAIDOC Week.

The best photo editing apps for all your image adjusting needs

The age-old question.

Photographer Myles Loftin on seeing his own identity reflected back through his images.

“It’s just about wanting to put images out there that make people that look like me and are part of my community, feel included and seen.”

Art in April: here what’s on in Australia this month

Canberra’s exciting Botticelli + Van Gogh exhibition is still running at the National Gallery and the year 12 Art show is on at MAGNT.

An intimate ice age – celebrating Jamie Hawkesworth new book, To The Antarctic

As destruction remains inevitable, its documentation remains more important now than ever.

This upcoming astrological transit offers the perfect chance for some new-year creativity

Beauty’s new favourite hue: black cherry

The best new restaurants opening in Sydney this year

8 of the best TV shows returning to our screens in 2025

Skip the line at the Louvre: the museum has announced its first-ever digital archive housing over 482,000 pieces

A virtual trip to Paris, anyone?

Because the Night Belongs to Lovers – Lilli Boisselet’s new photoseries is a homage to togetherness

And it’s all thanks to a Patti Smith song.

Photographer Jesse Lizotte talks vulnerability and passing time for new show “And It Felt Like Forever” at China Heights

Photographic souvenirs to document ones life.

The Australian Ballet’s Jasmin Durham would like to introduce herself

One of six nominees in this year’s prestigious Telstra Ballet Dancer Awards, we get to know this rising star as she teeters on the precipice of stardom.

Emma Corrin is set to star in an Anna Delvey inspired play and we are…here for it all

A collision of the zeitgeist.

Exploring the history of voguing

What started in Harlem as an act of resilience is now a global and intergenerational movement that offers a historical space for queerness to thrive.

March in Art: what’s on this month

In addition to the calendar at Art Month Sydney, we also see some truly exciting exhibitions emerge and open for viewing.

Artist Simon Fujiwara’s genderless “Who the Bær” embarks on a quest for its authentic self at Fondazione Prada

Who is Who?

Art Month begins – Sydney’s arts festival returns creative spaces in March

The doors to some of the city’s best and cult spaces open, inviting all of us to come and engage with the arts.

Parrtjima Festival of Light is Returning to Alice Springs for its 6th year, and Ziggy Ramo is in the lineup

Explore the program for Parrtjima – the only authentic Aboriginal festival of its kind.

Class is in session at the Royal College of Art and Virgil Abloh is your new teacher

Sign us up.

Gabrielle Penfold’s upcoming exhibition ‘Oyster Oyster’ will have you fall in love with the Australian coastline

Let Gabrielle Penfold’s latest exhibition sweep you away.

The data of feeling – with Stanislava Pinchuk

Artist Stanislava Pinchuk says there’s strength in staying true to your creative vision. Here, she reveals her creative process.

Food For Everyone has launched limited edition prints to raise funds for FareShare

Food For Everyone has launched its second collection of limited-edition prints to raise money for FareShare—an Australian charity that cooks millions of free meals for those in need across the country.

Arts / Culture

Yayoi Kusama is holding a Botanical Garden show this year

The New York Botanical Gardens has announced a new opening date for Yayoi Kusama’s latest exhibition entitled, Kusama: Cosmic Nature.

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