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New works from SANTA TERESA

Today we've received some new works from Santa Teresa, a small community of 500 people south east of Alice Springs. We should have all the new paintings online in the Read More

The Artery now has a blog

Since opening our gallery in 2005, we have met hundreds of terrific people and thought that a blog would be a great way for you to see what we're up Read More

Swept up in the current

With 80 artists spread across 300 glossy colour pages, Current is up-to-the minute, controversial, sexy, political, dangerous or reassuringly familiar, depending on what page you turn to. Naturally, in the Read More

Art Opens New World

Belinda Nolan reports: DISABILITY equals possibility. That's the message Brimbank artist Michael van Roehl not only believes, but lives by. Although he suffers from an intellectual disability, the 35-year-old Sunshine Read More

From rock to canvas

An art culture that is thousands of years old has not only evolved successfully but is now a commercial triumph internationally, too. BEYOND THE DOTS Nov 7-21, Pace Gallery, PJ Read More

Calling Emerging Australian Artists

Emerging Australian Artists have less than two weeks to enter one of Australia's most exciting art competitions - the Wilson National Art Prize Launched in 2007, the Wilson HTM National Read More

For the children

In Malaysia: AWARD-winning Maida Stewart is one of the Australian aboriginal artists whose paintings are currently on display in the Beyond the Dots exhibition at Pace Gallery. Stewart decided to Read More

Tjungurrayi claims prestigious art prize

From The Western Australian: WA painter Patrick Tjungurrayi has won Australia's richest Aboriginal art prize with his monumental series of canvases depicting a scrub fire in his Gibson Desert homeland. Read More

Beyond Sacred

Listen to the audio Last week on Artworks, Julie Copeland talked to the Sydney pathologist and art collector Colin Laverty about how you make a collection. This week Julie is Read More

Gods, Ghosts and Men

The most significant exhibition of islander art in two decades is a confronting experience for all, writes Christopher Allen | November 15, 2008 Gods, Ghosts and Men - National Gallery Read More

Pacific solutions

The most significant exhibition of islander art in two decades is a confronting experience for all, writes Christopher Allen Gods, Ghosts and Men National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Until January Read More

Where to find auction data?

If you want to find data on auction sales there are two services in Australia that you can use. Australian Art Sales Digest The Australian Art Sales Digest is a Read More

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