Art Almanac

Art Almanac is a monthly briefing on national art news, reviews and exhibitions. Since 1974, Art Almanac has proudly published the most comprehensive gallery exhibition listings in the country. The magazine features extended exhibition reviews and a national roundup of current shows as well as a dynamic and comprehensive online offering.

Art Almanac

Letter from the Editor

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Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair

BLEACH* Festival

SALA Festival

Darwin Festival

Shaken to his Core

Horizon Festival

Creative Open

We Are Connected

Margo Lewers: no limits

Chiharu Shiota • “… a breathtaking exhibition of monumentality and lightness.”

Ultra Unreal: New myths for new worlds • “… uncover hidden histories and reorientate visions of the future.”

Julia Gutman • “… layering the fabric through machine embroidery and hand-stitching, layers so thick it breaks the needle.”

Dean Home • “[I] discovered this incredible dynamic as the peonies aged. They demonstrated a beautiful fragility as they faded.”

Rosie Deacon and Ken Done

Hadley's Art Prize, Hobart

Like a Wheel That Turns: The 2022 Macfarlane Commissions

Peter Wegner

Natalie Popovski

JamFactory Icon 2022 Jessica Loughlin: of light

Jacqueline Balassa

Ellen José Art Award for young women

Twenty Melbourne Painters Society 104th Annual Exhibition

Of Soap And Stone

Robert Wilson

Dr Julie Bartholomew and Mahala Hill

Diana Baker Smith

He is Myself: The Art of Nyaparu (William) Gardiner

Jeremy Shaw

Fiona Foley

Daniel Moynihan

Anita Holtsclaw

Natalya Hughes

Media-Space 1981–1986 challenging fictions of cultural identity

National Art School Archives and Collection

Art & Industry

Artist Opportunities • We have selected a few galleries and funding bodies calling for submissions for Art Awards, Artist Engagements, Grants, Public Art, Residency Programs, Exhibition Proposals and more. Enjoy, and good luck!

Awards

Submissions and Proposals

Materials

Services

Consultants and Valuers

Member Organisations

Training

Melbourne

Victoria

Sydney

New South Wales

Australian Capital Territory

Tasmania

South Australia

Western Australia

Northern Territory

Queensland