Love in a Concrete Jungle
Contemporary dance company NON returns to Sydney with And Roses Wilt in the End, a cinematic meditation on love, memory and the passing of time, staged in an unlikely urban setting.
Hope and Glory: Otis Hope Carey
One of the most feted names in First Nations art, is supercharging his profile with a new Christian Louboutin collab.
By Brad Nash
27/06/2025
Piano Man
Arsha Kaviani has turned bespoke musical compositions into luxury products for the 21st century.
By Mark Ellwood
18/06/2025
This New Business Jet Concept Wants to Rival Your Favourite Boutique Hotel
Solrise features what could be the most impressive coffee bar in aviation history.
By Daniel Cote
16/06/2025
Sotheby’s Contemporary Art Sales Rake in $282.9 Million
Blue-chip artists ranging from Ed Ruscha to Jean-Michel Basquiat aided the house in nearly reaching its high sales estimate.
22/05/2025
Pay Dirt
In the highly scrutinised realm of philanthropy, organisations are turning to an aggressive class of research firms to ensure donations are scandal-free.
By Mary Holland
28/03/2025
Working in the Shadows
Neave Bozorgi fled his parents’ strict homeland to pursue his artistic dreams: now he’s a master of exotic car photography, exploring the dramatic contrast between light and dark.
28/03/2025
The World’s 7 Most Expensive Private Helicopters
The list includes a presidential helicopter, a special-edition ACH130 co-designed by Aston Martin, and the sleek Bell 525, appropriately named “Relentless.”
By Daniel Cote
24/01/2025
A Secondary Eye
Seeking bang for your artwork bucks? A new private gallery in Sydney is here to help investors.
24/05/2024
The Taste of Italy
Victoria’s Heide Museum of Modern Art celebrates the nation that has shaped modern design more than any other.
By Brad Nash
04/12/2024
Connoisseur: Toast of the Town
After centuries of exclusion, women are now heading up the industry’s leading houses. Let’s clink glasses to that.
04/12/2024
Shooting Star
As her four-decade retrospective embarks on a national tour, convention-challenging Australian photographer Anne Zahalka is looking backwards to move forward.
13/09/2024
