Art And Design

The boundary-pushing Tasmanian museum is opening its first international outpost. But don’t expect a replica of its subterranean Hobart home.

No paint. No dye. The Melbourne-based furniture maker depicts intimate moments through the centuries-old craft of marquetry, inlaid into sleek cabinets, coffee tables and floor lamps.

Bring a burst of colour and cafe culture into your home or workspace with a one-off artwork and merch drop by Sydney artist Mulga and The Alternative Dairy Co.

The Sydney-based artist’s quirky, playful murals celebrate nostalgia and the great outdoors. In partnership with The Alternative Dairy Co., here’s what inspired his latest series of paintings.

More than 200 works form the most comprehensive thematic exhibition on motherhood in an Australian art institution, with pieces from ancient Egypt and the Renaissance to the present day.

This year’s record-setting shortlist features 226 standout venues, shops and homes. Did your local make the cut?

Striped crescent-moon pulls. Zigzag timber handles. Brass that patinates elegantly with time. These designers treat hardware as a deliberate design feature, never an afterthought.

The First Nation, Indigenous Australian artist and illustrator is loved for her vibrant, vulnerable work. In partnership with Audible, she’s releasing limited-edition coffee cups inspired by two iconic wellbeing audiobooks.

The Melbourne artist has built a cult following for her surreal, confessional illustrations. In partnership with Audible, she’s created two custom coffee cup designs inspired by audiobook quotes on boundaries, burnout and self-compassion.

Between parenting, drawing, and the weirdness of modern life, the Aussie illustrator has learned how to find calm in unexpected places. In partnership with Audible, he talks morning routines, collective self-improvement, and the audiobooks that shaped his latest work.

These standout pieces will elevate your home without the gallery price tag – from Scandi-cool photography to Italian artisanship and bold graphics by emerging Melbourne artists.

The Indigenous artist’s vibrant paintings are informed by her traditional weaving practice and deep cultural knowledge. At 87, she’s about to have her debut solo exhibition in Melbourne. In partnership with D Lan Galleries, we discuss her life and work and the ongoing inspiration that is her Country.