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Climate change protesters glue themselves to Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Cans and vandalise the artwork, which is on display in Canberra.

"The hang requires you to do the work, you're making the connections."

Following the recent acquisition of two provocative works by American artist Kara Walker, ABC's Daniel Browning questions how they might translate in an Australian context.

The building is being illuminated to celebrate its 40th birthday.

Cressida Campbell is one of the most successful Australian artists you've never heard of — but that's about to change, with a major exhibition covering her four-decade 'journey of beauty'.

Cressida Campbell the exhibition is at the National Gallery from September 24 to February 19.

As a young artist, Cressida Campbell was at the opening of the gallery in 1982. Now, 40 years later, her work is starring in a major retrospective

She was a regular visitor to Canberra's best tourist spots.

In the art world, there is a gaping gender imbalance when it comes to male and female artists.

Could they be World War II relics or perhaps alien calling cards? In fact, the story behind these rusty pyramids near Tuggeranong starts at one of our cultural institutions

Alongside much else that is being revised, reimagined or recast by the Albanese government, Australia is to have a new cultural policy. Consultation has involved town hall meetings and a call for submissions. The arts minister, Tony Burke, has established five review panels to consider feedback.