Australia’s longest-running and most prestigious Indigenous art award is back in 2021 — providing a much-needed celebration of art in these challenging times.

Appearing to emerge from the innerworkings of a complex dream, Lynda Draper constructs otherworldly ceramic sculptures for Flowers of the Night.

Bringing art and nature together, Day Trip is a collaboration between Saint Cloche artist Evi O and creative partner Andrew Grune.

Hidden from history, Swedish born artist Hilma af Klint has now emerged into a world that welcomes her mystic thinking, organic form, and pastel colour palette.

After the uncertainty of the last year, Sydney Road Gallery celebrates its fourth year with The Birthday Show.

Cape town-based artist Lené Ehlers is inspired by the botanical world around for her floral-esque paintings and illustrations.

Still Life artist Melanie Vugich’s first Australian solo show, Familiarity, launches at The Corner Store Gallery in Orange, NSW.

Canadian-based abstract artist Joy Kinna draws inspiration from the landscape, coastline and nature when creating her ethereal paintings.

Based in Germany, Ana Pušica Krämer is a Serbian contemporary artist who explores light and colour through her abstract paintings.

Indivi Sutton’s exhibition At This Moment captures the sensory experience of place and memory, each artwork a depiction of a particular moment.

Finding calm in minimal clean, soothing compositions and the seasonal colour palette of Orange, NSW, artist Madeline Young presents her creative explorations in two upcoming shows.

Celebrating its 100th year, the Archibald Prize 2021 launches on level two in the Art Gallery of NSW.