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Auguste Blackman, eldest son of Charles Blackman, discusses bringing 'Nightfall' to light

Auguste Blackman, eldest son of Charles Blackman, discusses bringing 'Nightfall' to light

Auguste and Charles Blackman in 1961, two years before 'Nightfall' was drawn. Photograph by Mary Nolan, nee Boyd Aug... more

Cool and Collectible | An Interview and Collection from Eve Gunson of Dot + Pop

Cool and Collectible | An Interview and Collection from Eve Gunson of Dot + Pop

There are some people who just have a knack for space and Eve Gunson is one of them. As the woman behind the ever hi... more

Art, Desire and Vision Loss: An interview with Erica Tandori

Erica Tandori is a legally-blind artist, academic and public speaker who was diagnosed with a form of macular dystrop... more

The Real Deal | Understanding The Letter of Provenance and the Certificate of Authenticity

When buying anything, the product should match the label - and this is no different in the world of art. As objects... more

Poetry in Motion - Charles Blackman 'Dancers' from the Private Collection of Barry Moreland

Poetry in Motion - Charles Blackman 'Dancers' from the Private Collection of Barry Moreland

Collaboration is at the heart of great art. Across his career, renowned choreographer Barry Moreland nurtured this id... more

Artist Philippe Le Miere discusses how the omnipresence of popular culture and the 'distruptive' potential of creativity in the 21st century have formed the basis for his new body of works, BLOCK-BUSTER!

Artist Philippe Le Miere discusses how the omnipresence of popular culture and the 'distruptive' potential of creativity in the 21st century have formed the basis for his new body of works, BLOCK-BUSTER!

Philippe - you've had a number of exhibitions that use symbols of popular culture as a launching pad for new ideas. I... more