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Grainy, velvety black photocopies of famous faces – portraits by Jan Van Eyck, Rembrandt, Ingres, Artemisia Gentileschi and others from the western art historical canon – were arranged in rows or grids. They gazed out from behind layers of acrylic paint, or wax that had been partially scraped back. >> Read more

Intrigued by the feeling of bewilderment that ensues contradiction, Zara June Williams’ explores the cyclical and cumulative nature of painting through an impulsive and often destructive approach to making. Compelled by incongruous encounters, the artist not only seeks to untangle problems but to create them. Her recent work combines painterly abstraction with collage, bringing together disparate parts in order to mimic and hence reflect on the fractured and disorderly nature of the self. >> Read more

Dane Lovett’s 2019 solo exhibition takes as its starting point an anecdotal link between Georgia O’Keefe’s 1930’s Jack-in-the-Pulpit series and Lovett’s own ongoing series of dog portraits. >> Read more

Future Past: tradition and transgression in contemporary art from Asia, >> Read more

M+ International launches with The Hidden Pulse, a collaboration with the Sydney Opera House >> Read more

Tony Albert’s Wonderland throws into question the historical framework of the global misrepresentation of First Nations peoples. >> Read more

Lamb’s flatness emphasises the illusionistic nature of painting and by firmly placing her subject in the everyday, ‘Everything is Waiting’ offers a welcome alternative to the saturating nature of consumer culture. >> Read more

Richard Lewer’s Kokoda: The Adventure of a Life Time references the war-time propaganda sold to Australian Soldiers who embarked for New Guinea during the Second World War with a romanticised image of the deadly situation and extreme conditions they were to face. Informed by his own recent experience of walking the Kokoda Track in Papua New Guinea, Richard Lewer’s Kokoda: The Adventure of a Lifetime, responds to this history and the track’s enduring legacy. >> Read more

Sullivan+Strumpf is delighted to present an exhibition by Singapore-based Dawn Ng at its Sydney Gallery. >> Read more

Sullivan+Strumpf is delighted to present Polly Borland's, Polymorph, an exhibition of new work by celebrated Los Angeles-based artist. >> Read more