From gum trees to cities to sweeping deserts
How 125 years of the Wynne Prize traces Australia’s shifting relationship to our landscape
MORESketches is our journal. Here we trace the lines of place and creative living through thoughtful storytelling, insights and inspiration. It’s an invitation to slow down, take notice and find connection in the natural world.
A cherished recipe to share this Mother’s Day.
MOREMarikit Santiago’s work reflects the interweaving cultures of her ethnic and social identity, representing simultaneous, conflicting sensations of ...
MOREThe second chapter in our Interiority series delivers a visual feast of all things floral, rosy and decadent – an ode to country gardens at the e...
MORE‘Creativity & Motherhood: The Divided Heart’ features conversations with some of Australia's most prominent writers, artists and musicians abou...
MOREIs it possible to describe the complexity and absurdity of motherhood? Mothertongues creatively responds to the question: what kind of genre and fo...
MOREBased on the original CWA version of a classic Anzac bikkie, this is our version, with a slight twist (okay, Mum’s version – thanks Mum!)
MORELet’s be clear – Victoria Alexander’s newest book ‘HOME’ is not the ultimate coffee table book. It’s so much more.
MOREA book that looks at women artists’ unique portrayal of war at the front lines, as well as their documentation of everyday life on the home front.
MOREWhen Nora Heysen’s portrait of Madame Elink Schuurman was awarded the 1938 Archibald Prize, the Sydney Sun’s headline was Girl Makes History, Girl ...
MOREMaggie Beer is on a mission to improve the food quality in aged care facilities around the country through her Maggie Beer Foundation (MBF).
MOREThroughout its reign, the British Empire stole a lot of stuff. Today those objects are housed in genteel institutions across the UK and the world.
MOREA look at Brett Whiteley’s ceramics and the importance of the colour blue in his art
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