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Artist takes contemporary Aboriginal practice into public realm with geometric patterning exploring identity and visibility.

Sydney Contemporary's milestone edition expands beyond Carriageworks with ambitious commissions at Sydney Fish Market and Barangaroo Pier Pavilion.

Sydney Contemporary celebrates its milestone with 12 large-scale installations curated by José Da Silva, plus public commissions at Sydney Fish Market and Barangaroo.

Sydney Contemporary marks its decade milestone with 12 large-scale commissions curated by José Da Silva, extending beyond Carriageworks into public spaces.

An expressionist painter drawing on dreams to reimagine landscape and animal in unexpected ways.

Sydney Contemporary extends beyond Carriageworks with ambitious commissions at Sydney Fish Market and Pier Pavilion, plus 12 large-scale installations curated by José Da Silva.

The global food chain laid bare — farmers, fishermen, traders and factories — and what design can do about it.

A self-taught painter transforms the human form into dreamlike visions, blending figuration with abstraction.

Julie de Graag, a talented contemporary of [M.C. Escher](https://mcescher.com/), is being honored this year with a special exhibition at Escher in Het Paleis, marking 100 years since her passing. Although both…

This times editor's pick focuses on black and white fine art photography. By using only black, white and shades of gray, contrasts, shapes and compositions become more prominent than on colour photos. Take a look at…

In the spring of 1892, [Isaac Israels](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IsaacIsra%C3%ABls) (1865-1934) stood face to face with a beautiful snow-covered cityscape in the window of an art gallery in Amsterdam. It was a…

When you walk through the streets of an old city, I always find it so special to remember that many centuries ago people already lived and lived in the same place. The following ten cities are the oldest oldest…