After a turbulent 2020, Art Month Sydney is back with an incredible line up from 4 to 28 March 2021.

In her new series, Giant at Saint Cloche, Evi O explores colour and shape in larger-than-life artworks.

Emma Dillon Hill applies soft pastels onto paper to create forms, lines and shapes with a dream-like quality. This is abstract art filled with emotion.

Capturing dreamy scenes of colour magic on canvas, Sydney-based Indivi Sutton uses emotions and memories in her ethereal art.

Deliquescent Light at Curatorial+Co, Redfern is an art exhibition that reaches out beyond the two dimensional with artworks that engage all the senses.

Dave Kulesza captures the uncanny colours of the capital of Pyongyang in his architecture photography series, DPRK: North Korea In Colour.

Emerging artist Emily Imeson’s latest exhibition at Saint Cloche gallery is a deeply emotive visual paean to the Australian landscape.

Presented in everyone’s favourite holiday destination, Holiday by Hannah Carrick at Yeah, Nice Gallery in Byron Bay, is evocative of long summer days and lazy afternoons dipping.

Hannah Nowlan draws on slow living as a result of lockdown for her new limited-edition series of paintings.

Drawing inspiration from our vast terrains to the great oceans — NAUTILUS brings together the diverse and creative talents of 16 resplendent Australian artists.

Within each one of Emily Brookfield’s dreamy ceramic pieces is a homage to both the long-standing history of clay and the intersections with nature.

To finish a year like no other, Saint Cloche is inviting a Secret Garden to the heart of Paddington.