Dr Noris Ioannou is an independent visual / historian, writer. He is the author of eight major original books on craft including Ceramics in South Australia 1836-1986: from folk to studio pottery, a visual / history that traces the social and interaction of people and clay from settlement to 1986, The Culture Brokers, published by Wakefield ...

Trenches to Runway: Military Influences on Popular Fashion. Explore the enduring influence of military design on popular fashion. Free. Melbourne has a thriving scene, with artist-run spaces as well as large public museums and galleries offering on , history and design.

Today, AEA is a multi-million dollar company with an annual sponsorship intake in the vicinity of $65-68 million, and a Rolodex of contacts that reaches to the top offices of the world's museums. It has been involved in staging 83 across Australia, making it a great, though hidden, successes of the sector.

This collection, curated by the talented Allister Mills, unveils Yang's evolution from fashion to social documentary photography. It's a visual journey through the lens of an legend. Wednesday 6th December 2023 to Sunday 3rd November 2024. National Library of Australia, Parkes Place, Canberra.

year 2023 produced blockbuster worldwide, from the sold-out presentation of Johannes Vermeer at the Rijksmuseum, to the varied shows on the life and legacy of Pablo Picasso that coincided with the 50th anniversary of the artist's death. The year demonstrated a return to business as usual, as museums staged the final set of shows postponed by the pandemic and began to reflect ...

National 2019: New is a biennial held across three Sydney venues - the Gallery of New South Wales, Carriageworks and Museum of Contemporary . Described as a "celebration of contemporary " work being made across the country and abroad by artists of different generations and backgrounds.

role of narrative in museum . In her article Lohrey laments the state of design in some of our major museums, noting that they fail to tell a story. She notes that often significant objects are presented as "design pieces" without any context or story. Lohrey concludes by stating: question remains of how to put an ...

Here's a novel idea for an , pun intended. It's a 'conversation' between DH Lawrence's 1922 novel, Kangaroo and various artworks. The novel - based on a three-month visit to Australia by Lawrence and his wife Frieda, in 1922 - tells a loosely autobiographical account of an English writer and his German wife.

focus here is on ascertaining sustainability. The case studies also revealed five principles of promoting diversity of expressions through artistic practices of many kinds. The five principles : Truly relevant and energetic creative work will come from working across cultures. Building capabilities is best ...

Stories. The power of great to create a genuinely inclusive landscape. The have a particularly powerful role to play at this moment in time: in generating empathy that can bridge social divisions, and in creating a future where diversity is celebrated. Counting and Cracking , an ambitious co-production by Belvoir and Co ...

Craft is a contemporary organisation in Melbourne, Australia. Craft immersive one--a-kind collectable objects by leading artists and designers working across mediums including ceramics, jewellery, glass, textiles and more. A dynamic program of festivals, talks and events are presented throughout the year and Craft joins forces with ...

Triennial. Until 7 April 2024. NGV. Indulge in a escapade this summer at the National Gallery of Victoria's (NGV) Triennial , a spectacular featuring 100 ...

Artistry and Stories Behind Indigenous Artwork. Indigenous holds a rich history, reflecting the diverse cultures and traditions of the Aboriginal people. Storytelling is a fundamental aspect of Indigenous , as it conveys important narratives and knowledge. Gapu-Monuk, a digital book available at the ...

His aim is to galvanise the community to rethink what it means to be . this - featuring 27 artists - is a raucous, overwhelming, exciting and at times confusing immersion ...

Gallery of New South Wales. Arguably Sydney's most notable public space, the Gallery of New South Wales significant works by international and local artists, including one of the world's largest permanent Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander . This is also the home turf of one of the country's most important annual events, the Archibald ...

"This year's Top will inspire other young people to use design to understand the world around them." Lead image by Tobias Titz . Top 2022 will be on display from 17 March until 24 July 2022 at the Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia.

National Gallery acknowledges the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples, the Traditional Custodians of the Kamberri/Canberra region, and recognises their continuous connection to culture, community and Country. In recognition of the National Gallery's 40th anniversary, this major display tells wide-ranging and complex stories of .

IDAIA's space in Paris. Paris (FRA) - 3 February 2023 - IDAIA is now a permanent resident at the magnificent Passage du Grand Cerf in Paris, where we are able to First Nations throughout the year, while continuing to organise regular themed educational events. read more.

Aboriginal , born from the Indigenous peoples of Australia, stands as one of the world's oldest continuous traditions, stretching back over 60,000 years. This enduring form of artistic expression serves as a vibrant testament to the rich history, unique culture, and profound spiritual beliefs of the Aboriginal peoples. It allows us to connect with narratives that transcend time and ...

Featuring history's best-known artists alongside leading contemporary artists, the touring program aims to demonstrate the breadth of artmaking in this country. National Gallery touring made possible through the generous support of the Gallery's partners and donors. The Aboriginal Memorial touring Europe. St ...

A print and online magazine capturing the best of contemporary . We acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who are Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and we particularly acknowledge the Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri peoples of the Kulin Nation, upon whose land we largely operate.

Her works are world around her, and she aims to capture the beauty of the everyday. This woodblock paintings and prints transitory experiences in life, and takes time to celebrate these moments. Where: Canberra's National Gallery of Australia. When: Closes 19 February 2023. Price: $22. 8.

Through Aboriginal , non-Indigenous have gained a deeper knowledge of Indigenous culture and the landscape, as well as of the trauma of colonisation and the burden of unfinished business of reconciliation. For the artists, it is a source of economic independence and a statement of culture and survival.