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Laura Jones interview in Art Guide

An interview between Laura Jones and writer Sally Gearon has been published in Art Guide Australia. In ’20 Questions: Laura Jones on painting processes’ Laura discusses her work routine, her 2024 Archibald Prize win, ongoing love of the still life genre and her recent ‘blue phase’. The interview can be…
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Archibald, Sulman and Wynne Prize finalists 2025

Congratulations to the following artists who are finalists in the 2025 Archibald, Wynne and Sulman prizes. Natasha Bieniek (Archibald and Wynne Prize) Richard Lewer (Archibald Prize) Zaachariaha Fielding (Sulman Prize) Amber Wallis (Sulman Prize) Lucy Culliton (Wynne Prize) Betty Muffler (Wynne Prize) Sylvia…
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Louise Tate in the 2025 Omnia Art Prize

Congratulations to Louise Tate who has been selected as a finalist for the Omnia Art Prize and Exhibition. This prize aims to highlight the best of Australian contemporary art across a range of mediums and is open to established and emerging Australian artists. Winners will be announced Omnia Art Prize…
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Amber Wallis, Laura Jones and India Mark in ‘Tender’ at Ngununggula

Works by Laura Jones, India Mark and Amber Wallis are included in the new group exhibition, ‘TENDER’ at Ngununggula (Southern Highlands Regional Gallery).’Tender’ is an annual exhibition dedicated to celebrating the work of Australian women artists and this year’s iteration, seeks to understand this term often associated with femininity and…
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Iluwanti Ken in front of her work, photo by Tyson Millar

Iluwanti Ken in 2025 Tarrawarra Biennial

Work by Iluwanti Ken is on display in the TarraWarra Biennial 2025: We Are Eagles. As described by Curator Kimberley Moulton, the exhibition which features work by 23 artists and artisans, shares cross-cultural knowledge “through a conceptual framework of regeneration, the disruption of coloniality and the restoration of the mulana…
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Gerwyn Davies feature article in It’s Interval Resolve Magazine

An article about Gerwyn Davies has been featured in It’s Interval Resolve Magazine. In the interview, writer Jonny Seymour and Davies discuss the artist’s photographic process, themes and evolving creative motivations and interests. To read the article online, please click here. Image credit: Gerwyn Davies, ‘Oasis’, 2024, Archival pigment…
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Michael Cook in Les Recontres d’Arles 2025

Work by Michael Cook will be featured in Les Recontres d’Arles 2025. Arguably the world’s oldest most renowned photography festival, Michael Cook is among 20 Australian artists featured in this year’s iteration, which will open in July in Arles, France. This Australian component of the festival, ‘On Country: Photography from…
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15 Artists 2025, install photo by Louis Lim

Claudia Greathead in 15 Artists 2025 at Redcliffe Art Gallery

Congratulations to Claudia Greathead who is a finalist in ’15 Artists 2025′ prize at Redcliffe Art Gallery with her works, ‘Ivanhoe Garden’ and ‘Thorny rose bushes breathe still’. Since its conception, each year the City of Moreton Bay Council invites a selection of artists to participate in the ’15 artists’…
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Amber Wallis in the Bayside Painting Prize

Congratulations to Amber Wallis who is a finalist in the 2025 Bayside Painting Prize with her work ‘Red woman through the drapes and in the land’. This annual award celebrates the breadth and diversity of contemporary painting in Australia today. Comprising of three awards, including the Beckett Local Prize (named…
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Laura Jones featured in ‘VL50’ list by Vogue Living Australia

Laura Jones has been featured in ‘The VL50′ by Vogue Living Australia, their list forecasting some of the best designers, architects, landscapers and artists to watch in 2025. In the article by Lindyl Zanbaka, Laura shares her perspectives on connecting with others creatively, “…and using their platforms to fight for…
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Lincoln Austin at Rockhampton Museum of Art

A new site-specific sculptural work by Lincoln Austin has been installed at the Rockhampton Museum of Art. Titled,’The Weight of Experience’ and created with the assistance of Chelsea Jewell, the suspended sculptural form catches the light and casts shadows as it moves, while at the same time, the sculpture is…
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Portrait of Michael Cook, courtesy of the artist

Michael Cook interview with Melbourne Art Fair

Ahead of his presentation at Melbourne Art Fair, Michael Cook discusses his new series, ‘Individuation’. Speaking with the Fair, Michael provides insight on his decades-spanning career, exploring Australia’s layered histories through his photographs, and more. Michael Cook’s magnificent hyper-real photographs often capture roles in reversal, histories re-written, testing viewers’ relationships…
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