A significant step in Pacific heritage restitution follows over a century of institutional retention
The Sydney institution has formally handed back skeletal remains taken during a nineteenth-century naval voyage, marking a pivotal moment in ongoing decolonial efforts across the region.
A historic restitution marks a new chapter in Pacific heritage recovery
The Sydney institution has formally transferred skeletal remains to their homeland, continuing a broader movement to rectify colonial-era acquisitions.
The Singapore-based curator takes over the 2028 edition, promising an interdisciplinary programme
Low Kee Hong appointed artistic director for the 26th Biennale of Sydney, outlining a vision centred on generosity, community, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
Manchester-based curator takes the helm amid calls for deeper dialogue and Indigenous engagement.
Low Kee Hong, creative director of Factory International, will lead the 26th Biennale of Sydney in 2028, emphasising cross-cultural exchange and reflective programming.
A rare chance to view the complete series of 20 monumental tapestries by the celebrated Australian artist, on display in Canberra until October 2026.
The National Gallery of Australia presents all 20 tapestries from Arthur Boyd's Life of St Francis series, created with Portugal's Manufactura de Tapeçarias de Portalegre between 1970 and 1974. This marks the first full exhibition of the cycle, highlighting Boyd's artistic vision and the workshop's exceptional craftsmanship.
