NEWS FOR COLLECTORS

Sydney’s biggest contemporary art festival takes place in March.

Auckland Art Fair announces 2020 participating galleries + a special ticket offer.

Melbourne-based artist takes out $60,000 Yalingwa Fellowship.

“You can’t really win against Coronavirus right now.”

Melbourne artist takes out the $25,000 acquisitive award.

The NGA presents Patricia Piccinini’s Skywhalepapa, a radical hot-air balloon sculpture.

The artist what has won the 2019 Doug Moran National Portrait Prize for his painting of Robert Forster.

Melbourne-based artist takes out the $80,000 art prize.

Liat Yossifor and Gideon Rubin join Fox/Jensen Galleries Sydney and Auckland.

The young artist has been awarded $40,000 and a three-month residency in Paris

Winners of the biennial award in 2019 have been announced.

The National Art School’s annual Grad Shows are a collector’s chance to spot fresh talent.

Sydney and Singapore based gallery Sullivan+Strumpf announces its representation of painter Ry David Bradley and sculptor, installation and performance artist Maria Fernanda Cardoso.

A major show at AGNSW celebrates the 50-year anniversary of Kaldor Public Art Projects.

Installation Contemporary breaks out of the booth.

Melbourne gallery welcomes the playful and acerbic practice of Benjamin Aitken.

Seven artists selected for the MCA’s premier showcase of young Australian talent.

Rosemary Laing picks up the Overseas Photographer Award at the 35th Higashikawa International Photography Festival.

Philjames, Michelle Cawthorn and Holly Greenwood join the Sydney gallery stable.

The Art Gallery of New South Wales awards Kate Scardifield the 2019 Eva Breuer Travelling Art Scholarship.

MAF is back with a new date, new venue and new artistic director.

More than 1,000 artists join together for AGSA's 2019 Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art.

Sydney artist Justine Youssef is the winner of the 2019 John Fries Award worth $10,000.

New Zealand-born artist Michael Stevenson brings his multidisciplinary works to the Fine Arts Sydney stable.

Betty Kuntiwa Pumani has won the 2019 Len Fox Painting Award for her work Antara.

Simon Denny’s major new exhibition may seem like fun and games, but IRL the stakes are real, and the endgame has potentially catastrophic consequences for all players.

Your first look at the galleries and artists showing at Australia’s largest annual art fair.

The Other Art Fair Australia is all grown up.

Melbourne's West Space offers up works donated by Australia’s top artists.

The Sydney and Auckland Galleries add Tokyo-based artist Aiko Robinson to their international stable.

The Biennale of Sydney announces the first artists, creatives and collectives to participate in the 2020 exhibition titled NIRIN.

An unconventional approach at Auckland Art Fair 2019 is an opportunity for collectors to discover talent already vetted by the inner sanctum of the art world.

Almost one third of Art Central Hong Kong’s 2019 exhibitor list are showing at the fair for the first time this year.

With Sydney Contemporary 2018 around the corner, the art fair has teamed up with Barangaroo Delivery Authority to invigorate Sydney’s newest precinct with breath, wind and fire.

The Queensland Art Gallery of Modern Art’s signature exhibition, The Asia Pacific Triennial (APT), is back this year in its ninth iteration with a glorious clash of materials and media in its presentation of new work from a multiplicity of cultures.

Three members of the selection committee for Sydney Contemporary 2018 have the scoop on what collectors can expect from this year’s fair.

The annual calendar is awash with art prizes. Comparatively few make it to must-take-note-of-it status. The annual Churchie National Emerging Art Prize is one of those few.

Yirrkala artist Gunybi Ganambarr has taken out the major $50,000 prize at this year’s Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAAs).

Opening on 6th September this year at the Araluen Arts Center, Desert Mob is an annual event of contemporary Aboriginal art presented by Araluen Arts in partnership with Desart.

The Melbourne Art Fair is set for a revamp, with the appointment of new Director and CEO Maree Di Pasquale.