ARROW Collective

06/10/2023

“If an artwork is elitist, it’s very easy for people to walk past it,” says Nguyen. “But if it deals with issues in a very human and simple way, it enables people to engage.”

The things artists think about don’t actually require art speak says the Melbourne artist. In partnership with ACCA, Nguyen tell us about their new large-scale multilingual commission, which includes installations, videos, workshops and events.

15/06/2023

Says it all.

03/06/2023

Taking you into the Succession world through the eyes of the composer. The Succession score analysed!

Composer and pianist Nicholas Britell takes us through his composition of the Emmy-winning main title and score of HBO's 'Succession.' With an unconventional...

28/04/2023

Architects must stop waiting for commissions from wealthy clients and prioritise designing for the planet, says RIBA Royal Gold Medal winner Yasmeen Lari in this exclusive interview.

18/04/2023

"Just as photography replaced painting in the reproduction of reality, AI will replace photography. Don't be afraid of the future. It will just be more obvious that our mind always created the world that makes it suffer.”

Award-winning photograph revealed to be AI-generated image.

Sony World Photography Award winner Boris Eldagsen has refused to accept his trophy during the prize ceremony in London, revealing his lauded photo is actually an AI-generated image.

11/04/2023

Apart from our First Nation artists, he changed the perspective and way that Australians looked at our magnificent landscape,” Tim Olsen, John’s son said on Tuesday.

“He was a landscape poet to the end and a titan of the Australian art world.”

Born in Newcastle in 1928, Olsen studied art at Julian Ashton Art School, cleaning offices at night. He then enrolled at East Sydney Technical College, where he was taught by John Passmore, and quickly made a name for himself for his studio discipline and love of life. “It took a lot of courage to be an artist in those days and he had no hesitation but to run with it and in art he found his calling,” Tim said.

The celebrated Australian painter’s distinctive and innovative style captured the unique scale and poetic beauty of the Australian landscape.

05/04/2023

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24/03/2023

Green philanthropy is increasing four times the rate of overall philanthropy.

“The last couple of years we have seen a real tipping point in people’s acceptance that climate change is real .. it’s actually something we all have responsibility for.” Amanda Martin, CEO, AEGN (which connects philanthropists with environmental causes)

How’s this for a honey pot?

01/12/2022

Public Art? Culture? Who does it serve?

Through a synthesis of academic articles from international journals, this research identifies public art’s impacts, using categories that include placemaking, society, culture, economy, sustainability, wellbeing, wisdom, and innovation.

14/10/2022

Heads up for the MCA’s annual Primavera: Young Australian Artists.

Now in its 31st year, Primavera is this year 2022 curated by Micheal Do who has been working with us (ARROW Collective) curating our Sydney Opera House Art Assembly commissions for the last three years. https://www.arrowcollective.org/

Don’t miss MCA’s Primavera 2022

In its 31st year, Primavera 2022: Young Australian Artists will be delivered by guest curator Micheal Do, with participating artists, Sundari Carmody (SA), Angela Goh, Julia Gutman (NSW), Amrita Hepi (VIC), Jazz Money (NSW), and Katie West (WA).

21/09/2022

Argentinian sculptor Adrian Villar Rojas will be among 900 artists to lead Sydney Modern’s opening program.