Daniel Boyd: Treasure IslandDaniel Boyd (b. 1982) is one of Australias leading contemporary artists, known for his powerful examinations of colonial histories across the AustraliaPacific region. Drawing on his Aboriginal and ni Vanuatu heritage, he reworks archival images, Western art references, and family photographs using his distinctive dot based technique, revealing stories and perspectives long obscured. Daniel Boyd: Treasure Island explores how the artist reframes

Donegan’s work creates an immersive experience – her paint appears to vibrate above the surface of the canvas creating a mesmerising optical effect

a modern twist on the stylings of the early 1960’s

2024 marks the centenary of Surrealism

Practical Design: Features a squared-off hem and reinforced shoulder straps for added stability

This hanger

This narrative is a part of the secretive Tingari Song Cycle

artist Laurel Nannup brings to life her childhood in a large Aboriginal family

Uniquely crafted

In 1958 a young colourist and artist Barbara Sansoni and The Good Shepherd Order created the BAREFOOT concept out of a need for a rehabilitation program for young Sri Lankan women

’ covering timeless themes like florals and the Little Black Dress

Ikuntji Artists was the first art centre established for women of the Western Desert Art Movement and champions the production of First Nations textiles

Their exchanges are illustrated by a selection of Hockney’s new