NEWS FOR COLLECTORS

Void_Melbourne has announced the representation of Melbourne-based artist Alex Walker, coinciding with her solo presentation at the Melbourne Art Fair this week.

The artist will present his first solo exhibition with the gallery in 2026.

Mosman Art Gallery and The Balnaves Foundation have announced artist Mitch Cairns as the first recipient of the Neil Balnaves Fellowship, an $80,000 initiative supporting significant artistic research and creative development over two years.

Kaiela Arts will unveil a landmark collaboration with artist Maree Clarke and Melbourne print studio Spacecraft this November, launching Kaiela Arts Editions, a new initiative expanding creative and commercial opportunities for First Nations artists.

The 2025 Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair has recorded its highest-ever sales, generating $5.1 million in revenue for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Centres and contributing $14.99 million to the Northern Territory economy.

Sculpture by the Sea transforms iconic coastal walk with over 90 works from 13 countries.

The 25th Biennale of Sydney has revealed an ambitious program featuring 53 artists from 31 countries.

Newcastle/Sydney artist will present large-scale installation project at The Lock-Up in 2026.

Artist exploring themes of desire, intimacy and belonging wins $30,000 fellowship from field of six shortlisted finalists at Artspace exhibition.

Sullivan+Strumpf adds London-based painter who transforms digital imagery into oil paintings that blend historical techniques with contemporary subject matter.

Gaypalani Waṉambi's innovative etched steel work wins Australia's most prestigious Indigenous art prize.

A new exhibition at National Art School Gallery explores the enduring cultural connections between First Nations Australia and Asia-Pacific peoples.

Fifty photographers have been selected from over 750 entries for the 2025 William & Winifred Bowness Photography Prize.

Māori photographer Maania Tealei’s debut exhibition transforms portraiture into visual whakapapa, honouring kaumātua through intimate dual portraits that bridge tradition and contemporary life.

Sydney-based artist Jack Ball has won the biennial Ramsay Art Prize for their ambitious multimedia work.

Steven Rendall and Ella Dunn have been announced as the joint winners of the Bayside Painting Prize.

The sixth National Indigenous Art Fair returns to Sydney with 100 artists from over 30 remote art centres.

A landmark painting by Pupunya Tula pioneer Mick Namarari Tjapaltjarri is rediscovered ahead of D’Lan Contemporary’s anniversary exhibition.

Acclaimed installation artist Fiona Roberts brings her psychologically charged work to Hugo Michell Gallery.

Lori Pensini has been awarded the Collie Art Prize for 2025 for her painting Bare Earth, depicting the struggles of rural farmers in drought.

The Potter Museum of Art reopens in May 2025 with a landmark exhibition of Indigenous art and six new commissions.

The Fair expands its reach with more international exhibitors, an exciting new initiative for emerging artists and a dynamic program.

Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki has acquired a major sculptural work by Brett Graham, first commissioned for the Venice Biennale.

Brunswick Street Gallery has announced teh winners of the 2025 Small Works Art Prize, judged by Emily Sexton of ACMI.

Internationally acclaimed curator Victor Wang will lead Artspace as it enters a bold new phase.