For more than three decades, the much-anticipated, home-grown exhibition — The Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art — has showcased an evolving mix of the …

Lisa Reihana’s panoramic video installation 'in Pursuit of Venus [infected] 2015-17' is based on the French panoramic wallpaper 'Les Sauvages de la Mer …

South Korea artist Nam June Paik (1932–2006) was a leading time-based artist linked with the Fluxus movement from the 1960s. He pioneered the …

In Heels and Walking the wall Angela Tiatia explores the stereotyping of Pacific female bodies. When Tiatia moved in the early 2000s to Australia from …

For nearly two decades, Salote Tawale has upended viewers’ and critics’ expectations of who she is and what she is likely to do next. Significantly …

In the world of the fairy tale, witches and crones are not the only characters who generate mistrust and fear — ‘others’, outsiders and so-called …

Youthful transgressions and immaturity play out in many fairy tales, but few are as heartbreaking as Oscar Wilde’s original tale, ‘The Nightingale and the …

For those who have travelled in the Northern Territory and witnessed the central Australian landscape, the experience is often described as transformative. There is little …

Since the Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT) began in 1993, the series has been celebrated for its engagement with Aotearoa New Zealand and …

‘Looking Out, Looking In: Exploring the Self-Portrait’ considers the complex and fascinating genre of the self-portrait — a distinct form of portraiture in …

Water is one of our most precious resources, it’s the vital element that sustains all life on Earth. Angela Tiatia is concerned about her …

Angela Tiatia’s tightly composed video and performance works often act as portraits of both an individual’s experience and an aspect of contemporary society …

This striking video work Domestication 2014 by Liam O’Brien addresses contemporary societal pressures and the resulting sense of confusion and alienation felt by many …