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Tree's a crowd: Artistic trio create an oasis in the middle of the city

A nature inspired art exhibition at the Brisbane Quarter has created an oasis in the midst of the hustle and bustle of the heart of Brisbane’s CBD.

It's art, but not as we know it: First NFT gallery opens as billions pour in

Australia’s first non-fungible token gallery has opened on the Sunshine Coast in the wake of some staggering prices paid for the new form of art.

Big, bronze and Brissie-bound, Sheila to grace Queens Wharf

Look out Brisbane – a woman named Sheila is coming to town and is sure to make a hell of an impact.

Portrait of actor is people's choice in Archibald competition

Artist Jeremy Eden has won the Archibald Prize People’s Choice Award with a portrait of actor Samuel Johnson.

Senior Conservator Lesley Stevenson views Head of a Peasant Woman alongside an x ray image of the hidden Van Gogh self portrait. (Neil Hanna via AP)

Hello Vincent: X-ray shows hidden Van Gogh self-portrait

A previously unknown self-portrait of Vincent Van Gogh has been discovered hidden behind another of the artist’s paintings.

Cairns welcomes the world as indigenous art fair spreads wings

More than 50,000 visitors from around Australia and more people online from around the world are set to expand Queensland’s most significant Indigenous art fair in a new, bigger location at the Cairns Convention Centre this week.

All that glisters: Acclaimed jeweller puts a whole new spin on wearable art

Most Brisbane people would be unaware that they have a world class jeweller in their midst, but for a few short months, they can longingly gaze at the luxurious creations of Margot McKinney in a special exhibition at the Museum of Brisbane.

Gentlemen prefer blondes: Warhol's iconic Marilyn fetches $243m

Pop artist Andy Warhol’s famed 1964 silk-screen portrait of Marilyn Monroe has sold for $US170 million ($A243 million), a record for a work by an American artist sold at auction.

The pictorial history of Queensland, writ large in souvenir tea-towels

There’s one at the bottom of many a kitchen drawer, possibly stashed between the doilies, magnets and stubby holders.

Queensland First Nations artworks on show at National Museum

A major new acquisition of Indigenous art from far north Queensland and the Torres Strait is on display at the National Museum in Canberra.