Art Basel • 15th January 2022

First Nations artists are breathing new life into Australia and New Zealand’s art scenes – and helping reassess the countries’ colonial past

From Brisbane to Auckland, a radical reappraisal is under way, writes Emma-Kate Wilson

Journo Portfolio • 6th December 2021

Michael Reid Gallery

Articles for Michael Reid Gallery.

Est Living • 29th November 2021

Art at Home | Poetic Abstraction

Poetic Abstraction explores the materiality of paint, surface, and gesture through soft hues and expressive mark-making. In our latest Art at Home feature, we take a closer look at the practice of eight artists who bring their translations of thoughts, emotions, and the world to the canvas.

9th November 2021

Angela Tiatia Responds to Henri Matisse

Reflecting on the differences between her Sāmoan and Western gaze, Angela Tiatia employs reverse-ethnography to seek out thematic representation in her new work.

Est Living | Interiors, Architecture, Designers & Products • 1st November 2021

Art at Home | Organic Sculptures

In this Art at Home feature, we appreciate how eight artists form organic sculptures by exploring the unique qualities of clay and stone.

MutualArt.com - The Web's Largest Art Information Service. • 22nd October 2021

Marion Borgelt: The Permanence of Impermanence

The Australian artist fuses organic and inorganic materials to create artworks that reflect a diverse subject matter and personal journey.

Domain • 22nd October 2021

'Have fun with it': Creating child-friendly spaces that don’t compromise on style

In an era of lockdowns and home-schooling, child-occupied homes can turn into play centres. Luckily there are brands making beautiful objects that don’t compromise on style while encouraging creativity early – and ensuring the home stays somewhere adults feel at peace too.

OTOMYS • 20th October 2021

'smalls' exhibition essay for Otomys

"Otomys’ annual group exhibition, smalls explores a narrative beyond scale, instead, welcoming consideration from their artists that connects the viewer with a closer thought and look outside of the obvious. Showcasing work by 15 Australian and International Otomys artists, smalls presents a variety of mediums, including oils, acrylics, timber, pigment print and watercolour monotypes."

Art Almanac • 12th October 2021

Tarnanthi 2021

This October, at the Art Gallery of South Australia, ‘Tarnanthi’ will launch its sixth iteration of the festival that celebrates contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art from across the country.

Hunter & Folk • 12th October 2021

Kat Macleod — Hunter & Folk

Melbourne-based artist Kat Macleod crafts stories out of her artworks to intrigue and inspire both young and old to look closer at the smaller elements in life.

7th October 2021

Kaylene Whiskey Brings the Indulkana Community Spirit to Tarnanthi 2021 | Insight

Located in the remote north-west of South Australia on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands, Iwantja Arts is home to a creative community of contemporary artists.

Hunter & Folk • 5th October 2021

Bait by YSG Studio

Full of colour, pattern, and texture, YSG’s Yasmine Ghoniem’s own home in Bondi is a feast for the senses.

Est Living | Interiors, Architecture, Designers & Products • 3rd October 2021

Art at Home | Geometric Exploration | Art & Style | est living

An art concept that often finds its way into interiors and sculptural architecture, we reflect on the colourful world of geometric exploration in this Art at Home feature.

Hunter & Folk • 29th September 2021

Visual Citizens

Capturing a bright and vivid world, Rotterdam-based duo Visual Citizens create utopic art to inspire the senses.

Hunter & Folk • 29th September 2021

At Work With Emma Currie

Taking inspiration from art history and the female form, Melbourne-based artist Emma Currie brings colour to life in her geometric paintings.

Est Living | Interiors, Architecture, Designers & Products • 28th September 2021

Federal House by Edition Office | Australian Interiors | est living

In keeping with Edition Office’s philosophy of respecting the environment, Federal House on Bundjalung Country is a sensitive architectural reflection— described as ‘recessive; a shadow within the vast landscape’.

Hunter & Folk • 27th September 2021

Hawthorn Studio by Wallis Design

An inner-city Melbourne design studio is transformed into a calm oasis featuring Japanese design aesthetics and bespoke joinery throughout.

Hunter & Folk • 24th September 2021

The Planthunter: Truth, Beauty, Chaos and Plants

Author Georgina Reid and photographer Daniel Shipp welcome us into the world of plants, and along the way, teach the reader valuable lessons about life and the people within it.

Hunter & Folk • 23rd September 2021

Bonnie Ashley from Bonnie and Neil

Melbourne-based duo Bonnie and Neil’s new summer vibes collection, ‘Goldie’, is just in time for picnics in the park. Bonnie Ashley tells all about their processes and inspirations.

OTOMYS • 22nd September 2021

Greg Wood 'Nature of Change' Otomys — catalogue essay

"In his new exhibition, Nature of Change, Australian artist Greg Wood, reflects on the impact of the last 18 months with an innovative approach. Instead of exploring the materiality of the surface, Wood turns to an ephemeral reality - an illusion of the material in the creation of a world that can be glimpsed beyond the two dimensional."