Gero von Boehm’s documentary is a deep-dive tribute to the photographer deemed “King of Kink” and his legacy left.

The best news we’ve heard all week is that thanks to Netflix, we can now watch Call Me By Your Name over and over again until we a) find a love like Oliver and Elio and b) are greeted once again with warm weather. 

The annual Roots Picnic has been inevitably cancelled. Queen of our hearts, Michelle Obama has partnered with The Roots to take the event virtual.

Five years after the trending and reoccurring hashtag #OscarsSoWhite was created by activist April Reign in January 2015, the Academy is announcing plans to make reparations.

If it makes sense for you, this is an important time for all of us to get out and support the arts. Visit a Biennale cultural space and experience NIRIN for yourself.

Soon to be the largest public art gallery outside a capital, HOTA is building a major exhibition – commissioning new and established Australian artists.

For all those looking for new ways to explore art, we’ve rounded up some new and fresh ways to get creative in isolation.

As galleries close for the time being, exhibitions go online. Chicane.space is the new artist-launched platform to follow.

Organiser, the Melbourne Art Foundation, has decided to run a virtual festival during the normal June timing from the 1st until 7th.

Watch as Photographer and Filmmaker Cybele Malinowski travels with Greenpeace to the South Coast of Australia, an area ravaged by the 2019/20 bushfires to document the aftermath.