The Latest Breaking News from The National Gallery of Australia

A new exhibition in Canberra charts how women artists of the 20th century have been consumed with the body – and changed the way it has been depicted

An exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia looks at representations of the figure by female artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.

She pioneered the spontaneity of the visual diary, but nothing about her images was ever accidental.

An AI-created monologue discusses the 'absurd human urge' to name typhoons and cyclones.

The South Australian government will spearhead a national review into the origins of First Nations artwork following allegations non-Indigenous workers have interfered in works by Aboriginal artists.

Review under way to determine if Indigenous artists ‘exercised effective creative control over the creation of the paintings’

Respected authorities on Indigenous art are dismayed by allegations that white staff at a major art centre are touching up Aboriginal artists' paintings, saying "it's not right" for them to interfere.

Gallery’s decision follows investigation which claims white workers interfered in the making of artworks by black artists

The National Gallery of Australia has launched an independent review into the origins of the First Nations artwork in its Ngura Pulka – Epic Country exhibition after questions were raised about the role of non-Indigenous studio assistants in the creation of the art.