Culture
Art & design
Farmers demand a seat at the Carriageworks table
Market gardeners and other producers want to lock in the longevity of this inner-city institution.
- by Linda Morris
Latest
Arts
'Lots of dancing on the spot': Sculpture by the Sea forges ahead
Founder David Handley says the Bondi exhibition is still aiming for its October launch, despite Melbourne's coronavirus lockdown setting plans "back to square one".
- by Robert Moran
Architecture
Architecture winners embrace the past while eyeing the future
The Australian Institute of Architects’ Victorian awards recognise the buildings that are shaping communities.
- by Ray Edgar
Coronavirus pandemic
Carriageworks set to be saved as lease and funding guaranteed
The Berejiklian government has backed a philanthropist-led lifeline to lift the multi-arts venue out of voluntary administration.
- by Linda Morris
Opinion
Style
Two worlds collided: I married a modernist
So Belle Epoque marries Modernist. Will this tear them apart?
- by Anna Johnson
Gardening
How to cope when a plant dies
The fact is we all kill plants. So how do we learn from it?
- by Robin Powell
Opinion
Review
Tom Gleghorn: the famous artist who Australia forgot
Patrick White was a fan and Robert Hughes featured him in a joke. Now 95, the once-prominent artist gets a well-deserved new burst in the spotlight.
- by John McDonald
What's on
Secrets and lives revealed
When Tilly Lees was offered the role of artist in residence at Gallery Lane Cove she wanted to get beneath the surface of the affluent suburb.
- by Nick Galvin
Indigenous art
Indigenous culture revealed in art, says Buxton's Ryan Johnston
The director of Buxton Contemporary has nominated 'Tjala Tjukurpa/Honey Ant Story' by Yaritji Young as one of his favourite local works.
- by Kerrie O'Brien
Arts
Papers, please: the story behind the 'Checkpoint Barkly' sign
An anonymous artist's satirical sign which briefly marked the border into West Footscray is raising money for those locked down in North Melbourne's public housing towers.
- by John Bailey
Arts
Darkest hours inspire artistic response
Artist John R. Walker has produced powerful works inspired by Australia's summer of devastating bushfires.
- by Steve Meacham