Quentin Sprague

The 94-year-old painter’s current exhibition reveals an interest in language and the mechanics of meaning

The story of John and Sunday Reed’s influence on Sidney Nolan and other live-in protégés

Centred on the myth of Daphne and Apollo, this group exhibition harnesses a vision of unchecked metamorphosis

The transcendent works of the modernist who regarded herself not an artist but a medium

Radical difference and radical proximity are hallmarks of the French-born artist’s NGV exhibition

Goya’s dark and difficult works exhibited at NGV remind us how little the world has moved on from past horrors

The Archibald Prize winner’s politics are less straightforward than the art world might like to think

Overlapping exhibitions by the two abstract artists convey their shared radical modernism

The idiosyncratic work of Yolngu artist Dhambit Mununggurr

Early death meant the work of these renowned artists never fully emerged from ’80s New York subcultures

The beautiful photographs of often grim subjects in NGV Australia’s exhibition raise questions over the medium’s power to critique

Two exhibitions re-examine landmark Australian art

The German artist transforms Carriageworks

‘Mira Gojak / Elizabeth Newman’ illustrates the possibilities for curated shows in commercial galleries

Histories personal and national inform Helen Johnson’s large-scale canvases