CONTEMPORARY ART AWARDS 

Writing an artist statement is an integral part of the artist’s creative process and should be viewed as an extension of your artwork. Your artist statement ...

If you find it difficult to write an exhibition statement you are not alone. This article can help you structure the next one you write. Keep in mind, the ap...

Ellie Coleman’s (b.1992) ongoing sculptural series, Lucent Creatures (2018-), at first, seem akin to treasured objects. On the contrary, her work is concerne...

We stumbled on to an astrologer specialising in horoscopes for Visual Artists: July

Victorian artist, Mark Bagally (b.1961) won first prize in the Contemporary Art Awards 2019, for his painting Self-Portrait (2018). Mark dispensed with his u...

AGENDO 2019 Entries close 5pm, 27 June 2019 Camberwell Grammar School invites entries for AGENDO 2019 from young emerging artists to be in the running for th...

Here is a list of some art awards that are coming, maybe you could enter? Marie Ellis OAM Prize for Drawing 2019 Entries close Monday June 10 All artists liv...

Need some word inspiration when creating an artist statement, your prayers have been answered! Articulate, Absolute, Absurd, Abandon, Absence, Abstract, Absu...

Louise Tate: highly commended winner of Contemporary Art Awards 2019 Melbourne painter and writer, Louise Tate’s (b.1992) latest work in oils explores the hi...

An artwork title is the audience's tool to comprehend what they are observing. A great title can help an artwork tell its story, add a layer of meaning, and ...

For artists who create 2D artworks, it is vital to document and photograph your work well. A great photo can often mean the difference of being accepted into...

Creating a unified body of work to one concept, idea, topic, subject matter, theme, or philosophy has many advantages. One of the many benefits of producing w...