'Meet Me Under the Dome is undoubtedly my most personal show to date. We all have unreliable memories and stories from our childhood that shape who we are…’

I was fascinated by how a sculpture could stop me in my tracks and make me physically move around it whilst the surroundings faded into the background…

Have you heard of the website NOWNESS? If not, you may find it to be a great platform for some inspiration!

The undersea world of coral reefs is more magical, wondrous, complex, and spectacular than our collective imaginations at their very hallucinogenic, kaleidoscopic best…

This podcast is presented by art historian and curator, Katy Hessel. Katy interviews artists on their career, or curators, writers, or general art lovers, on the female artist who means the most to them…

Giacometti was one of the most important sculptors of the 20th century. His work was particularly influenced by artistic styles such as Cubism and Surrealism…

“Art tells a story. It tells a story of hope, of suffering, of sadness, of happiness. All my art tells a story. The beauty of art is that it lives on long after you die…”

“I make sculptures by means of crocheting and knitting. When I made my first crocheted artwork, I didn't have any earlier background in yarn-based handcrafts…”

For this year’s exhibition, 166 works from 103 sculptors were selected for the exhibition from 300 national and international submissions that were received…

‘Sculptures In The Garden’ is an exciting not for profit event that showcases Australian sculpture in a beautiful rural setting in Mudgee NSW.

The Modern Art Notes Podcast is a weekly interview program featuring artists, historians, authors, curators and conservators…

“In 2015 I took a life gamble and applied to the Florence Academy of Art. I was accepted so I moved to Florence, Italy to start learning how to sculpt the figure…”

This podcast is dedicated to strengthening the ties between today's figurative sculptors and the sculptors of ages past…

“I like to think of Margel Hinder as Australia’s answer to Barbara Hepworth…”

Abandoned and collected objects are combined with felt, beeswax, honey and lead in Larkin’s artworks offering themselves up as intimate poetry of love, longing and loss…

“During lockdown I made a very tongue-in-cheek sculpture about the different ways my husband and I were dealing with being stuck in the house…”

“I’ve been working with my hands everyday for the last 15 years and have always enjoyed creating things, so making sculptures just seemed like an inevitable path to explore…”

Baroque sculpture sought to capture the dynamic movement of the human figure…

Bronwyn Oliver was one of the most significant Australian sculptors of recent decades…

I have been very grateful live where I do over the last 4 months, there has been plenty to do on the land and in my studio…