Welcome to PARADISO, a beautiful dream.

Rone is one of Australia’s most famous street artists, but his paintings transcend the streets to galleries, art collections, and major Australian institutions. 

Music becomes a mediative painting language for artists, Evi O and Alex Xerri in MUSIC TELEVISION at Saint Cloche.

Antonia Mrljak uses paint as an expressive tool to cover the canvas with colour, form, and mark-making.

Hannah Nowlan and My General Store provide two ways of looking that sing in harmony together.

Kimmy Hogan is an artist who expands on the idea of what a digital piece of artwork can look like, inviting nature and soft colour into her artistic scopes.

Ash Holmes is a Sydney-based artist who draws on music and nature for an ever-evolving source of inspiration for her large-scale paintings.

The 2019 Tarnanthi launches on 18 October with a celebration of Indigenous culture in the home of the Kaurna People in Adelaide at the Art Gallery of South Australia. 

Kate Banazi defines her creative identity as perpetually evolving, while her use of colour and form reflect their environment and play off each other in sculptures and prints.

Petrina Hicks reveals a surreal scene — within a highly controlled studio space by manipulating lighting, background, objects, and her sitters, to achieve these glossy, sculptural photographs. 

Gerwyn Davies is a photographer, performer, digital artist, and costume designer — his artworks defy classification.

An artwork from Tom Adair has more to it than meets the eye; a closer peer reveals layers of paint, neon, and sculptural CNC foam.