Christopher Allen

THE claims of photography to veracity, and the fallacy of such claims, were discussed here some weeks ago in reviewing the Jeff Wall exhibition.

THINGS float away in Ken Whisson’s paintings. They overlap and coincide in unexpected ways.

DEATH is the final reality of human life, and not just for the banal reason that we are all destined to die in the end.

WE are so used to the extraordinary dynamism and rate of change in the modern Western world that we forget most cultures hardly change at all.

MINIMALISTS and post-minimalists are the subject of an exhibition at the Heide Museum of Modern Art.

PARIS is documented by Eugene Atget in photographs from the last decade of the 19th and the first decades of the 20th centuries.

ACCORDING to its website (at the time of writing), the British Museum has five loan exhibitions touring across the world.

THE Art Gallery of Western Australia’s present loan exhibition is a good example of a properly thought-out exhibition.

THE Boyd family is something of a phenomenon in Australian art – what journalists have learned to call a dynasty of artists.

ALL the important islands of the Mediterranean have fascinating and complex histories, usually with overlapping themes.