It’s the ‘secret’ painting of Sydney by esteemed Australian artist Arthur Streeton and it is set to be shown publicly for the first time in 99 years. Read the story behind Town Hall and Domes of the Market.
Kangaroo Valley might not quite measure up to Paris – but the five winners of this year’s Brett Whiteley Travelling Art Scolarship are making the best of the situation.
The global pandemic stalled live entertainment around the world. Now these four young stars are excited to get back to work, as they share one role in the new musical Pippin when it opens in Sydney next month.
Followers of Michael Zavros will be shocked by the content of the successful artist’s long-awaited Sydney exhibition next week, his first show here in over a decade.
Film of Cathy Freeman sprinting to Olympic victory was splashed across the Sydney Opera House sails on Friday night, celebrating the moment and also premiering experimental technology aimed at preserving it for thousands of years.
Vincent Namatjira became the first Indigenous person to win the $100,000 Archibald Prize for portraiture at the Art Gallery of NSW on Friday, with an emotional self-portrait with AFL legends Adam Goodes and Michael Long.
It’s been revealed the youngest daughter of former Australian prime minister Paul Keating is dating a controversial Hollywood director, and the pair has appeared in an Archibald Prize entry.
Actor and writer Meyne Wyatt made history today after his self-portrait — his first painting in a decade — won the Archibald’s prestigious Packing Room Prize in Sydney today.
A painting that relates to the tragic story of Sydney’s most famous artist and his beautiful daughter Arkie will be auctioned next month and could fetch more than $1 million.
The portrait of a beautiful young French woman, visiting Australia as part of a major exhibition next year, has thrown out many tempting clues for art historians.
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