What's on in Canberra

Portraying the whimsical side of woe is a well established form of self-analysis and expression for many artists, past and present

Colour in Motion' is an exhibition work based on Joseph Rolella's observations on and around Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra

Nature's Palette: A Journey Through Landscapes,' is an extraordinary exhibition showcasing the masterful oil paintings of artist Peter Yu

This exhibition by watercolour artist Sandra Hendy is aptly named 'Favourite Places and Spaces'

Alice began painting and drawing from a very young age and because her childhood was spent in Japan, all her original aesthetic sensibility was developed there

Canberra-based artist, Hannah Quinlivan's practice is multi-disciplinary and includes installation, painting and sculpture

Jonathon Zalakos employs motifs of cloud-like abstraction, utilising silver inlay on steel to create representational relief work as externalised models of the unconscious in a modern context

Five Dresses for a Wari Goddess explores colour, materiality and iconography in fashion through an Andean lens

Combining curved stainless-steel furniture with intricate bronze work, blown glass, living plants and bodily upholsteries, this installation of contemporary design continues Selleck's creation of dissonant spaces that explore the increasing destruction of natural environments and the inherent hypocrisies of being human