We Need to Talk About Living turned grief and recovery into fluid abstract painting
Kelly Shrimpton used acrylic ink, Lake Tekapo colours and an acceptance of chance to address loss after serious concussion.
Kelly Shrimpton used acrylic ink, Lake Tekapo colours and an acceptance of chance to address loss after serious concussion.
Adriano Pedrosa announced a curatorial theme focused on diasporic, Indigenous, queer and historically marginalised artists.
Seventeen works at UCI used origami, collage, painting and other media to connect healthcare with the humanities in 2023.
Painting, printmaking, sculpture, photography, embroidery and performance reimagined the movement and symbolism of jatra in 2023.
Forty-one paintings by young and established artists raised funds for low-income students through a 2023 exhibition at Ion Art Gallery.
More than 40 Egyptian artists used reduced formats to explore folklore, construction, spirituality and the human figure at Ubuntu Art Gallery.
The Ganderbal artist presented carved artefacts, sculpture and decorative work during the 2023 Know Your Artisan campaign.
The 2023 touring initiative sought Australian audiences and new markets for PNG artists ahead of the country’s 50th independence anniversary.
More than 20 Ukrainian artists living in Ireland presented painting and mixed media at An Grianán Theatre in Letterkenny in 2023.
The 2023 library exhibition used rainbow imagery, woodturning, jewellery and painting to centre queer joy rather than adversity.
